Sentence examples for more stable action from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we have some evidence (from variability of sequence and relative timing variability) that the mild DS individuals showed a more stable action program in comparison with moderate DS individuals which takes us to the last research question concerned with the role of the level of handicap in the skill acquisition.

However, there is controversy over which insulin analog has the longer and more stable action.

Having two sources carrying similar information leads to a more stable and coherent action.

The mild group showed less variability in the timing of the sequence that is in accord with a more stable representation of the action.

Multiple studies suggest that after filopodia participate in synaptic contact formation, they transform to more stable dendritic spines through the actions of synapse-inducing factors [9], [10], [11], [12] and neuronal activity [13], [14], [15].

As in nonhuman primates, the distinction between unimanual and bimanual activities in human children has revealed a stronger and more stable bias for bimanual coordinated actions (e.g., Fagard and Lockman 2005).

The combined immobilized PmHS2 single-action transferases were more stable during storage at 4 °C than the combined PD10-purified single-action transferases (Fig.  2).

The theorists posit that the more self- determined an action is, the more stable the motivation and this results in increasing perseverance of behaviour.

Frother and salt ions had a joint action in producing a more stable froth.

Interestingly, Cr can directly bind insulin, making the insulin more stable and possibly prolong its duration of action.

Results demonstrated that Pb gradually transformed to more stable fractions (OMB- and FeMnOX-Pb) under microbial action, indicating the risk level of Pb was declined.