Sentence examples for stable attributes from inspiring English sources

In this context, studies examining whether social preferences are stable attributes of individuals or stable attributes of situations are important.

If the publication is not located, we use the most stable attributes, which are the id of the coauthor's CV and the publication year (lines 12 14).

We tested the second prediction by determining whether texture signals "followed" single neurons as stable attributes.

The often mixed phenotypically similar but clinically distinct constructs "stable attributes and goals" (1.1) and "not acting contrary / consistent self" (2.1) only correlated to r = .49.49

Fitness and well-being as well as daily activities might represent more stable attributes than physical complaints and thus might not change in a 2-months treatment.

State television quoted doctors as saying on Saturday that Mr. Rapanos was stable, attributing his symptoms to extreme fatigue or a possible virus.

"But people don't wake up in the morning and say, 'I'll be a Baptist instead of a Buddhist.' Religion is the way the world makes sense to them, and for them that seems like a pretty stable attribute".

Sense of coherence (SOC) is conceptualized as a mutable orientation to life, but has often been found a stable attribute of individual differences.

The substantial correlation of SCF scores over time may represent a stable attribute.

The fact that in our study SCF remained stable suggests that it may represent a stable attribute.

The approach is also informative about the sources of variance in a party's territorial support: relatively stable district attributes account for static nationalization, while features unique to the electoral cycle account for dynamic nationalization.