Sentence examples for more stable exchange from inspiring English sources

They have probably been helped by more stable exchange rates.

In 2010 we forecast that GDP growth will accelerate gradually to a still-modest 3.3%, but this will depend mainly on a gradual improvement of credit conditions, a more stable exchange rate and a pick-up in demand in Turkey's main export markets in Europe.There are several risks to our baseline forecast.

If the Chinese buy more and Americans save more, a more stable global economic exchange can take shape.

The small, dynamic adhesions near the leading edge are highly dynamic and show rapid exchange rates, whereas the more peripheral adhesions are more stable and show slower exchange rates.

But it has been postulated that it might be due to changes in molecular kinetic energy that, subsequently, may lead to a rearrangement of the molecules in the material which facilitate a better adhesion of the material to tooth tissues or achieving a more stable zone of ionic exchange [ 12].

Particles for hydrophobic interaction chromatography were proved more stable than resins for ion exchange or gel filtration.

A crucial component of the prokaryotic world is the mobilome, the enormous collection of viruses, plasmids and other selfish elements, which are in constant exchange with more stable chromosomes and serve as HGT vehicles.

The inorganic ion exchange materials are more stable to high temperatures and ionizing radiation than organic exchangers.

Executives at rival exchanges say their floor traders can often obtain better prices and provide a more stable market than the all-electronic exchange.

"The individual market faces continued challenges," the report says, noting that many insurers had expected or at least hoped the exchanges would be more stable by now.

But his raw material is imported, so a weaker zloty only reminds him that having a stable exchange rate would provide more predictable costs.