Sentence examples for so stable over time from inspiring English sources
The ratio has been so stable over time that it appears to be the natural order of things.That order has changed fundamentally in the past 25 years.
What are the molecular mechanisms that our brains use to store such long-term memories, and how does this information remain so stable over time?
Mr. Greenspan disagreed, offering his own long-held view that "price stability is best thought of as an environment in which inflation is so low and stable over time that it does not materially enter in the decisions of households and firms".
TOF PET systems must demonstrate good timing resolution that is stable over time so as to avoid frequent detector recalibration [45].
He also points out that the level of volatility looks very different from a donor perspective to that of a local organisation – donors come and go, but local organisations are often much more stable over time, so partly (echoing Claire's point), we should just try and understand the origins of their success, and not worry so much about taking some sort of credit for it.
Nevertheless, these differences have been relatively stable over time, so the quantity and quality of data appeared suitable for trend analysis and detection of unusual health events [ 51].
After the patient safety course we measured significant positive changes in attitudes, these changes remained stable over time, so no significant changes were found between the post-course and follow-up measurement.
The calibration of electrochemical sensors tends to be more stable over time and so electrochemical sensor based instruments require much less maintenance than some other detection technologies.
Small groups of male chimpanzees successfully hunt monkeys, as noted, and this is stable over time, and so, they clearly have ways of meeting these challenges.
However, personality characteristics are relatively stable over time and across situations, so that a person remains recognizable despite change.
People's enterotype appeared to be stable over time, but it remains unclear why your gut population might be so radically different from your neighbor's.
