Sentence examples for more stable between from inspiring English sources
That we know varies less than the tail and tends to be far more complete and is likely more stable between close relatives too as a result, meaning the value is likely to be rather more accurate.
Composition and turnover metrics differed significantly over 11 years, though cover was more stable between years.
In future work, the Kullback-Leibler-distance may enter the clustering procedure itself and render clusters even more stable between subtrajectories and over time.
We observed that meQTL were more stable between tissues than eQTL and a very strong tissue-specificity for the identified associations between CpG methylation and gene expression.
Coefficients of variation were generally smaller and remained more stable between environments for body weight, egg weight and sexual maturity in both lines (Table 6).
The SRT index was only moderately correlated between 5 and 7 months, r 68) =.48, p <.001, R =.23, but appeared to become more stable between 9, 9.5, and 11 months of age, rs(19) =.74 and.80, ps <.001, R =.54 and.58.58
Rank relations between female chimpanzees are more stable than between males [56], and there was no evidence of any significant changes since that study.
There was a more stable love between them too, a friendship love.
World leaders broadly agree that for the global economy to be more stable, imbalances between creditor countries like China and Germany and debtor countries like the United States and Britain have to be fixed.
"A more stable relationship between Poland and Russia based on reconciliation might revive the reunification of Europe," said Ivan Krastev, a Bulgarian who is a visiting fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna.
In a study published in 1990, he argued: "We can enter the 21st century with a far more stable relationship between east and west and with a totally different military strategy... vastly smaller nuclear forces, conventional forces in balance and in a defensive, rather than offensive, posture".
