Sentence examples for stabilize over time from inspiring English sources

Nonmalignant stenoses may stabilize over time as the tissue stiffens.

"We're investing for the long run in Europe, which we believe will stabilize over time," the chief executive, Kenneth C. Hicks, said recently.

Sure, people freak out when a star player stumbles or a favorite blows a lead, but usually things stabilize over time and the bandwagon-jumping looks ridiculous in hindsight.

The crash rate for Nougat has also decreased dramatically since its initial release, and has the potential to stabilize over time.

Implications for Future Research: A longer follow-up period is needed to determine if the cohort remaining on current atypical medications stabilize over time while those taking the newest drug on the market become the most costly population.

Pioneering work by Donald Hebb, Eric Kandel, and many others all suggested that memories should stabilize over time through what Hebb coined as a "fire together, wire together" process.

This tendency became more pronounced as the particle motion stabilized over time.

Ownership also creates familiarity and an identifiable chain of command, which becomes stabilized over time.

At that rate the population stabilizes over time: a couple has two children, the parents eventually die, and their children "replace" them.

Practically speaking, this may mean that although the gap in reading increased between the years 2000-2001, it stabilized over time.

This metric could provide answers to questions about the rate of creation of new tags, as well as whether the vocabulary is stabilizing over time.