The phrase "remain steadily" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous, unwavering course of action or progression over time. For example, "In spite of opposition, she remained steadily on track to her goal."
Now that the researchers have flown home, only the automated probes remain, steadily recording.
In spite of the successes of drugs inhibiting various elements of the RAS, the incidence of hypertension and cardiovascular diseases remain steadily on the rise.
Even though housing prices have been rising recently, the improvements won't rouse consumers until they remain steadily high for a longer stretch, according to analysts.
"The arms of the resistance will remain steadily within reach in the equation, but they will be kept invisible," the official said.
Present results nevertheless point out that the most powerful as well as the most feasible control scheme is to control the humidification parameter k, i.e. to adjust the water content of the feeding fuel, so that the tss would remain steadily in a reasonably low value in a wide range of water flux fraction β, another control parameter of the membrane.
Conversely, the C O groups of polysaccharides of Fe/Al-OC did not remain steadily during the decomposition of maize straw.
The research firm found that Android brand loyalty has been remaining steadily high since early 2016, and remains at the highest levels ever seen.
She remained steadily, if sometimes sceptically, loyal to the labour movement and the left.
She remained steadily, if sometimes sceptically, loyal to the labour movement and the left.
Even with minor injuries creating a revolving-door effect in this season's lineup, the Knicks have remained steadily stingy.
Nineveh, of which Mosul is capital, is one of two provinces in Iraq that have remained steadily violent as the country has calmed.
