"stable fluctuations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to steadiness or consistency mixed with some variability. For example, "Our company's revenue showed stable fluctuations throughout the past fiscal year".
For a scalar conservation law, the sufficient conditions for a stable fluctuation splitting scheme to achieve a prescribed order of accuracy in both space and time are derived.
All the three proteins (Ki-67, p27, and PCNA) are revealed to have stable fluctuation after 1000 ps simulation time.
Figure 11(c) also shows the binding complex in a stable fluctuation and the energy of the binding complex is stable around −9.15 × 10 (kJ/mol).
The SASA (area of solvent) method was used for hydrophobic nature of the three complexes, these three became stable fluctuation and also showed stable hydrophobic change between each protein-protein interactions.
The apo form of the PON2 and PON2 complexes with TCM candidates revealed stable fluctuation during all of the MD simulation time, and 20 ns of simulation time facilitated all simulation systems into constant conditions.
The three complexes tend to low values of radius of gyration and stable fluctuation over all MD simulation, which indicate the compacted complexes between each of the protein structure.
The reduced temperature, rather than a 37 °C environment, is a necessary compromise for obtaining a sufficient number of stable fluctuation measurements, by minimising artefacts from membrane and cell movements.
"World supplies are adequate and reasonably stable, price fluctuations are cyclical, reserves are plentiful," he argued.
When the recognition result remains stable given fluctuations in these weightings, it means that we can be more confident that it is correctly recognized.
