Sentence examples for most stable group from inspiring English sources

The Four Tops had been the most stable group in the history of Motown.

As long as they move the process along of amending Egypt's constitution, ending the "emergency laws" which have resulted in a police state, and setting up free and fair elections, they are probably the most stable group in Egypt to referee the whole process.

The tobacco-free group was the most stable group over the 10-year period.

For Protectiveness, the most stable group was characterized by significantly lower Protectiveness scores (F 2,145) = 3.59, MSE = 1.60, p =.030).

Testing the association between individual-level 'change' categories and score level within dimensions showed that the most stable group for Warmth was characterized by significantly higher Warmth scores (F 2,140) = 5.97, MSE = 1.62, p =.003).

They are however, also the most stable group in hospital wards, thus representing long experience and considerable informal knowledge about their local patient groups as well as the hospital organization.

However, the amount of CO, i.e. the most stable groups evolved increase with degree of activation (see Fig. 1b).

Figure 3 and our calculations performed on other genome subsets (unpublished data) has led us to discuss at this stage only the most stable groups: the top (ranked 1 16 in Table 2) and the bottom (ranked 85 100).

Most of the immigrants had arrived in the last four years: the Maghribis and Latin Americans were the most stable groups, although the low numbers of individuals with more than five years' residence means that the results for longer periods should be interpreted with caution.

The most stable giraffe groups are those made of mothers and their young, which can last weeks or months.

As described in the previous section, a four-cluster solution emerged as the most stable for grouping the units.