Sentence examples for environment stability from inspiring English sources

This material possesses excellent advantages in electrical conductivity, optical transparency, and environment stability [23, 24].

Thermogravimetric analysis and electrochemical measurements show that these copolymers have good thermal and environment stability.

Three short-term environment stability conditions (land use and climatic) also made possible the development of three paleosols.

As an n-type window layer, ZnO is an ideal candidate due to its relatively high electron mobility, environment stability, and high transparency [15].

As shown in the results, segment 5 (S5) has the maximum risk of selection because in this segment, environment stability is weaker than the other potential segments.

After 150 days, there were no distinct changes in the water and oil contact angles of the prepared corn straw fiber, which clearly demonstrates that the superhydrophobic/superoleophilic corn straw fiber obtained in this study possess excellent environment stability.

Third, the M×E model decomposes effects into components that are common across environments (stability) and environment-specific deviations; this information, which is not provided by standard multienvironment mixed models, can be used to identify genomic regions whose effects are stable across environments and others that are responsible for G×E.

"But I believe it goes back to the loving, caring environment and stability that you can give these children, that they have not had up to this point".

Further, the output frequency fluctuation of the developed SAW oscillator was shown to be only approximately 0.7 ppm in a temperature-controlled laboratory environment for stability tests.

In many settings, it is desired to operate legged machines at high performance levels where rapid velocities and a changing environment make stability of utmost concern.

Behind the Numbers European cities dominate Mercer's list, which rates 420 global cities on the basis of the political and social environment (including stability, crime and law enforcement); the strength of the economy; restrictions, such as censorship and limitations on personal freedom; the quality of health care as well as exposure to infectious diseases; and school quality.