Sentence examples for rather stable and from inspiring English sources

The recurrence time of the SSEs is rather stable and is about 5 to 6 years.

Behind this divergence, they argue, are two very different, rather stable and consensual public philosophies.

The generation of vortex structure in this case is rather stable and intense in comparison to spherical dimple.

If it is high, the fault is rather stable and requires a high pore pressure during fluid injection to trigger it.

In contrast to the single-halide structure, this iodide-chloride mixed formulation is rather stable, and, therefore, amenable with ambient processing.

Since Phe residue is rather stable and hard to be deprotonated, the catalytic mechanism of the Phe-DHQases might be different from that of the previous characterized DHQases.

Furthermore, they exhibited rather stable colors and high CRI over a wide brightness range of 102 104 cd/m2 and yielded electroluminescence efficiencies of up to 10.3%, 24.0 cd/A and 16.4 lm/W for the forward directions.

In this respect this class differed from the other classes with rather stable trajectories and only slight changes.

In African-American Vernacular English (the original language of hip-hop), the transitory slang expressions of various subgroups of speakers, such as teenagers and musicians, serves to differentiate them within a larger African-American community sharing a rather stable lexicon and grammar [26].

Although adjuvant therapy was already introduced at a small scale in the early 1980s, we used data of the period 1990 97, because the use of adjuvant therapy remained rather stable since 1990 and we assumed a constant use of adjuvant therapy.

Individual differences in aggression emerge early in life, and they remain rather stable during childhood and adolescence.