Sentence examples for more stable existence from inspiring English sources

The partial density of states (PDOS) of TlPbI3 shows that a strong bond exists between Tl and I, resulting in the lower total energy and more stable existence than CsPbI3.

At least, that's the case with one 90s superstar jock who traded life on the road for a more stable existence.

That's why they're willing to risk their lives for the relative safety of an overcrowded refugee camp, or the distant chance of a more stable existence in Europe or the U.S.

The amount of phytopathogenic microorganisms decreased which can be interpreted as more stable co-existence of microflora with plants.

The coating exhibited excellent corrosion resistance due to its larger coating thickness, smaller amount of micropores and cracks, and the existence of more stable compositions.

The decorrelation of the system, apart from being slow, is also age-dependent, thus suggesting a possible explanation for the existence of more stable conserved properties of a language.

This social prestige might be a stronger factor in rural settings, because of the existence of more stable communities with stronger social fabric (compared to more unstable urban slum communities; Alam et al. 2012a).

What could be more indulgent than ditching a responsible, stable existence to go and fanny about on a farm?

For all the hardship, both women say they wouldn't trade their profession for anything, and they would even have to think hard about trading their nomadic existence for one more stable.

Ni/BIT0.7 catalyst was more stable than Ni/BT due to the existence of Ni–In alloys which catalyze less the cracking reaction.

So the crystal still prefers to grow along the [001] direction to make crystal system more stable in spite of that the existence of the chain is not so apparent as layer-like structure of hexagonal phase [18, 37, 38].