Sentence examples for may be stabilising from inspiring English sources

However, the number of new loans for buying houses rose slightly in May, indicating that the housing market may be stabilising.

(That said, some recent data, such as higher house sales in February, suggest that the crisis may be stabilising).

But despite the worries over the effects of Help to Buy, there are some signs that the housing market bounce-back may be stabilising.

"After moderating over the past 12 months, there are tentative signs that annual house price growth may be stabilising close to the pace of earnings growth, which has historically been around 4%," said Robert Gardner.

There was some evidence that the labour market may be stabilising: the rise in unemployment was less dramatic than the 128,000 increase in the three months to October, while the narrower claimant count measure showed a smaller than expected increase of 1,200 in December to 1.6 million.

The figures add to recent hopes that the economic situation in the eurozone may be stabilising.

Recent computer modelling studies have suggested that the LEO debris population may be stabilised at current levels through the removal of five large, intact objects per year [14].

An unexpected dimeric interaction between BsLon-N monomers reveals the possibility that Lon complexes may be stabilised by coiled-coil interactions between neighbouring N-terminal domains.

Based on the effect of a parametric anti-resonance such a system may be stabilised by introducing a time-periodic stiffness variation.

Results from the characterisation of various forms of biological ACC, and from inorganic experiments, suggest that the ACC present in biominerals may be stabilised by a variety of constituents and mechanisms.

At higher Mg2+ concentrations, non-catalytically active folding may be stabilised, preventing catalysis.