Sentence examples for life in stable from inspiring English sources

In summary, our results support our initial hypotheses that better sleep quality and less daytime sleepiness are associated with improved quality of life in stable HD subjects.

In recent years, more and more evidences showed that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), including internal and external therapies, has potential advantages in improving symptoms, reducing the frequency of acute exacerbation, improving quality of life in stable COPD [ 3, 4].

The terminal half-life in stable renal transplant recipients was 62±12 h, however, the effective half-life is shorter and the mean steady-state concentrations are achieved after 5 7 days.

It has been proposed that the absence of TAS in prokaryotes with small genomes could be due to their relatively simple life style in stable environmental conditions [ 26].

No wonder so many people want the chance of a better life in the stable, meritocratic economies of the rich world.

At the end of Land of Silence and Darkness (1971), Herzog films Heinrich Fleischmann, a man both deaf and blind, who has forgotten how to speak and write, and has lived part of his life in a stable with animals.

There is no logic behind this prejudice (coalitions have long been a tolerated part of life in many stable countries, not least Germany), but that, of course, is precisely what makes it a prejudice.

Billions of years of evolution have adapted us to life in a stable 1G environment, shielded from the worst effects of space by a cosy, protective and breathable atmosphere.

They need to work towards a normal life in a stable and safe environment, quite possibly Kenya.

Recently, a prospective study by Merelez et al. [ 3] showed that exercise training remarkably improved exercice capacity and quality of life in clinically stable patients.

Hazing, including corporal punishment, has long been considered a fact of life in sumo stables, feudal-like camps where wrestlers are expected to live and train.