Sentence examples for relatively stabilised from inspiring English sources

The Migration Observatory, based at Oxford University, said the latest figures showed that net migration to the UK had relatively stabilised before the EU referendum, and pointed to Poland becoming the top country of birth for migrants living in the UK.

In overall terms, we see that more acidic environments tend towards more acidic pH [ΔGFU min)], which in turn relates to higher His pKas, more positive His ΔpKas and relatively stabilised protonated states.

Therefore, whilst some participants will have been assessed shortly after admission from prison or the community, many of the patients will have been under treatment in the unit for a long period and thus their mental state will have been relatively stabilised.

In contrast, the thicker, coarser deposits in the temperate zone stabilised relatively rapidly, meaning that recovery could begin within weeks of the ashfall events.

Evidence from in vitro studies suggests that HIF-1alpha responds only to severe hypoxia whereas HIF-2alpha is stabilised in relatively moderate hypoxia [11].

STDC showed a relatively good stabilising effect also at very high temperatures (150 °C).

This from the Socialist administration of President François Hollande who regards the financial sector to be his "real enemy".In contrast with America, which stabilised its financial system relatively quickly after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the euro zone's banks remain fragile.

Referral rates for retinopathy have stabilised, as predicted, at relatively low rates.

As suggested by Currin et al, 3 the peaks of newly diagnosed cases in the mid-1990s and late 1990s probably corresponded to an increased recognition and detection of a relatively 'new' disorder, which has now stabilised at its true level.

With the aim of reducing life cycle costs, bitumen stabilised ballast (BSB) has been recently proposed as a relatively cheap alternative maintenance solution to be applied to existing tracks.

Conversely, functional genomic analysis has identified that numerically CIN tumour cells may be relatively resistant to microtubule stabilising agents owing to similarities between pathways regulating the separation of chromosomes at mitosis and response to taxanes (Swanton et al, 2007).