Sentence examples for relatively immutable from inspiring English sources
These results show that soil physical properties that are relatively immutable can be used for predicting the location of potential hot spots of microbial activity at the landscape scale.
The six-year ban on Google in China is a well-known fact, and aside from the very rare lapse in censorship, the block seems relatively immutable for the foreseeable future.
In contrast to canonical pathways, which are relatively immutable in IPA, gene networks are generated de novo in IPA based on the list of genes that are imported.
This happiness set point is assumed to be genetically determined and is likely to reflect stable and relatively immutable personality traits.
Highly stable QIs are those where the underlying resident characteristic is relatively immutable (e.g., restraint use) while highly instable QIs reflecting rare or dynamic underlying resident characteristics (e.g., pressure ulcers).
Moreover, with optimism construed as a stable, relatively immutable trait, it is not at all clear how it is relevant to intervention, except perhaps as a plausible, but generally untested moderator variable to be taken into account in tailoring interventions.
M. tuberculosis strains are relatively stable but not immutable; thus, if persons fall into a cluster, they probably have the same TB strain.
In addition, both the ATBC study and the PLCO study were based on one measurement of 25(OH D in blood, which most likely reflects recent exposure to sources of vitamin D rather than long-term average vitamin D level; whereas the 25(OH D prediction score would track well over time because factors that influence the score, such as race and residential region, are immutable or relatively stable.
ABOUT A TENTH OF PARTISANS SWITCHED SIDES LAST YEAR ― A new report finds that partisan identity is "sticky" but not immutable, with young Republicans relatively likely to have abandoned their party.
Firstly, genomic data are immutable; other than a relatively small number of somatic mutations, an individual's DNA sequence does not markedly change over time.
Multi-ethnic Europe is an immutable fact, and needs, appropriately, a more inclusive, open-ended identity, one derived more from its pluralistic and relatively peaceful present, and supranational future, than its brutishly nationalist and imperialist past.
