Sentence examples for stable degrees from inspiring English sources

First, do these claims, whereby high and stable degrees of allegiance are followed by steep declines, map actual scientific practice?

We recently described pediatric injury-related ED visits over 5 years from 2004-2008, individualindividual- and community-level socio-demographic characteristics, and found an increase in ED visits over the study period but with a stable degree of injury severity.

Patients who had complete or hypertrophic filling at the first follow-up presented a stable degree of defect repair over time, whilst the others who had incomplete filling showed a deterioration in the score for this variable at last follow-up (Table 3).

This standardized procedure of two-step, weight controlled surgical resection of renal cortex resulted in a very moderate and stable degree of renal failure with a minor increase in systolic blood pressure, if any.

Some nodes do have a consistent degree throughout the course of letrozole treatment however, stable degree is not a proxy for stable gene-gene relationships.

This is at variance with the results of surveys of the general public which show a high and stable degree of support.

This procedure revealed a high and stable degree of classification accuracy, although 2 variants were misclassified in more than 5% of cases.

"The water has to get to a pretty stable 39.9 degrees," he said.

Additionally, it ensures stable six degrees of freedom manipulation, therefore allowing comprehensive and stable haptic feedback.

For starters, while skin temperature on our core remains a pretty stable 92.3 degrees, the temperature of our feet fluctuates wildly.

Usually, the larger the value of L, the more stable the degrees of sparsity selected by CV.