Sentence examples for reasonably stable in from inspiring English sources
The economy of The Netherlands was reasonably stable in 2008, though its strongly international orientation made it vulnerable to the worldwide turbulence in the autumn.
A colorless Fe(II -L, was reasonably stable II -Le inert atmosphere, but was reasonablyidized in air to a red colored Fe(III)-L (λmax 475 nm).
Such a system structure appeared reasonably stable in the short-run due to a sufficient number of participant blocs reducing the conflict potential, the presence of nuclear weapons allowing to adopt a defence-oriented security strategy and the overall rationality behind the prevalence of the defence over the offence in a global balance of power system.
Prodrug 3 had a much higher log D value relative to metformin and it was reasonably stable in both acidic buffer and rat small intestine homogenate, which indicates that this prodrug has the potential to increase the oral absorption of metformin.
The catalytic activity of PdSAuCu iNPs towards the ORR in alkaline is more than 8-times higher in surface-specific activity (SA), and 20-times higher in mass-specific activity (MA), than that of the commercial Pt/C catalyst, and remains reasonably stable in thousands cycles of potential sweep.
Vesicles also were found to be reasonably stable in terms of aggregation and fusion (Table 2).
Analysis of Earth's history helps reveal the level of greenhouse gases needed to maintain a climate resembling the Holocene, Creation, the period of reasonably stable climate in which civilization developed.
This result suggests that the adapted PAM algorithm is reasonably stable, and in subsequent analyses, we considered only a single starting seed.
To be clinically useful, a biomarker must also be reasonably stable, present in an easily accessible tissue, and cost-effective to measure reproducibly on a large scale.
The average change in EI score (.06 points) was low, considering that the scores can range from 33 to 165, indicating a reasonably stable trait in the group overall.
Instead, you need to look at the transformation in investors' attitudes toward risk — "the explosion in the risk premium" — to see how a bank can go from reasonably stable to being in desperate need of a bailout in less than a year.
