Sentence examples for more stable groups from inspiring English sources

Americans may be sorting themselves into two more stable groups, haves and have-nots.

This can be attributed to the replacement of the labile chlorine atoms on the polymer chains by more stable groups derived from the stabilizer.

But his distinction between Jim Jones's People's Temple and the allegedly more stable group led by David Koresh is misleading.

"Our employees should benefit from the enhanced career opportunities that a larger, more stable group can offer," he said.

"You're comparing a more stable group last year to a whole larger group that includes some less able kids, and the scores go down".

Note that Tgs reflects the stability of each group: a larger Tgs means a more stable group structure.

This type of mother-calves-only herd represents a more stable group of individuals that sticks together for several months, the researchers say.

Authors hypothesized that increasing electron donation capability of pyridine-N would result into more stable group-IV metal complexes which could polymerize the olefins in the presence of MAO [44].

The specialty of this study was that the growth mode was switched from vertical GaAs wire growth to the AlGaAs conformal shell overgrowth by intentionally changing the growth chemistry from the use of a more stable group III source – trimethylgallium (TMGa) to more easily decomposed sources – the alternative sources triethylgallium (TEGa) and dimethylethylaminealane (DMEAAl).

"People in clubs can come and go as they please, but a Greek organization offers the potential of offering a more stable group of people to connect with," she said.

The oldest subgroup (aged >56) seem to form a more stable group than the aged 46 56, but low subject numbers limit interpretation of the results.