Sentence examples for in a stabilisation from inspiring English sources

But the average price of Venezuela's oil has now fallen to $16.5 a barrel, below the $18.5 on which next year's budget is based.The government can draw on some $7 billion it has squirrelled away in a "stabilisation fund".

The price of copper, its main export, has been high for the past few years, allowing the country to accumulate $20 billion, equal to about 12% of GDP, in a stabilisation fund by the end of 2008.

Chile's government, for example, set aside 12% of GDP in a stabilisation fund when the copper price was high so it could muster a stimulus of almost 3% of GDP when the economy was laid low, contributing greatly to the country's resilience.

From the environmental perspective, the application of carbon capture and storage technologies would effectively negate carbon dioxide emissions, resulting in a stabilisation of manmade contributions.

Oral vorinostat administered at a dose of 200 mg twice daily for a total of 4 months resulted in a stabilisation of the disease.

When comparing the half-life of the fusion proteins to that of Ngn2, substitution of any domain of Ngn2 for the corresponding domain of NeuroD resulted in a stabilisation compared to wild type Ngn2.

The government plans to follow the example of Chile rather than Venezuela in establishing a stabilisation fund to save part of its gas windfall for leaner times.Revolutionary or reassuring?On the economy, the government tries to sound revolutionary and reassuring at the same time.

Although most patients presented an improvement in or a stabilisation of VA, the overall treatment efficacy remains below that expected from previous controlled clinical trials.

Patients treated with MA at 320 mg day-1 reported an increase in appetite in 68% of cases, a stabilisation in 20% of cases and a decrease in 12%.

The jump in cases comes after a stabilisation in 2010.

By increasing healthcare provider awareness about medicines and driving, we believe that patient knowledge will also increase and as a consequence could be responsible for a decrease in patients' driving frequency or a stabilisation in patient behaviour regarding changes in the use of medicines.