"What we've got is a consumer that's roughly stabilized, but not a consumer who's ready to come back and drive the economy," Mr. Gault said.
Following statehood in 1959 and the development of the Prudhoe Bay oil fields in the 1970s, Alaska experienced two decades of population growth, which roughly stabilized in the 1990s.
Yearly PC sales have roughly stabilized around the 300 million unit level, meaning that tablet sales will likely have to grow by a large percentage to meet PC sales, which, as the new numbers indicate, will not be easy.
Estrogen levels begin to fall rapidly roughly 2 years before menopause and stabilize about 2 years thereafter (Burger et al. 2002).
A possible mechanism of action of the allosteric modulators of NMDA (N-methyl-d-aspartate) receptors is proposed that involves the stabilization of the twisted closed-clamshell configuration of the amino-terminal domains of GluN1 and GluN2B subunits by negative modulators while positive modulators stabilize a roughly parallel tight arrangement of these domains.
The university's decision roughly 15 years ago to invest in its neighborhood has helped to stabilize some shaky areas and set the stage for additional residential and commercial development.
In simulations, we were looking for these patterns and counting their abundances and intensities at the stage of simulation where patterns were stabilized (roughly the last 30%% of update events in the simulations).
Resistance to ciprofloxacin and trimethroprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMX) both peaked during 2006 at roughly 40% and stabilized at lower levels of 29% and 34% respectively in 2011.
To summarize, if ΔΔ G values are roughly additive and stabilizing mutations are rare, we have the approximation: W m ≈ W m. Simplifying the equations of the previous sections also requires assigning a specific functional form to f m, the probability that a sequence undergoes m mutations.
Created more than 60 years ago, the system relies on price fixing and high tariff walls to stabilize income for roughly 12,000 dairy farmers, mostly in Ontario and Quebec.
