Sentence examples for is roughly stable from inspiring English sources

The futures market expects that by June 2012 short-term rates in the euro area will be around 2.5%, compared with just over 1% in America.As for inflation, a country with a relatively high rate ought to see its currency depreciate, so that its real exchange rate is roughly stable over time.

We observed from Fig. 17 that the data transmission rate is roughly stable in the LB-CPMIPv6 and LBM-PMIPv6 mechanisms.

Moreover, the effect is roughly stable across YSM categories, suggesting a persistent effect of source country culture on US labor supply behavior that neither erodes nor increases with time in the United States.

The time trends in these anthropometric variables during the 5 year period of observation in this study is roughly stable, with a modest but detectable increase of weight at birth observed after adjustment for gestational age and other variables.

Complete MS analysis of a urine sample in triplicate (3 × 600 spots) still took a long time but the decoupling between MS and MSMS resulted in a gain of time of approximately 10 fold. Figure 3 shows that the MS intensity of spotted standard peptides is roughly stable over time when the plates were stored at +4°C or -20°C in the dark.

State and local taxes rose substantially between 1960 and the early 1970's, but have been roughly stable since then.

That ratio was roughly stable from 1960 to 1985, but rose rapidly and inexorably from 1985 to 2007, when crisis struck.

Since 1990 Chinese grain production has been roughly stable but the use of fertiliser which is heavily subsidised— has risen by about 40%.

Tory sources insist their core membership will be roughly stable at more than 134,000 when full-year figures are published later this month, but low morale in some local parties is revealed in their annual reports for 2013.

The Hong Kong dollar has been roughly stable against the American dollar since 1983, withstanding an assault by speculators during the Asian financial crisis in 1997 and 1998, when many other countries devalued.

He expects Western European sales to be roughly stable in 2010, but with demand for bigger and more profitable vehicles replacing the artificial surge in demand for small, cheap cars.There are other reasons for the industry to feel more optimistic.