Sentence examples for stable in fact from inspiring English sources

Remarkably stable, in fact.

If the top quark were just a little lighter or the Higgs a little heavier, 130 billion electron volts, Dr. Giudice said, the vacuum would in fact be stable.

It has also been reported that stable small RNA products could in fact be detected from longer RNAs [ 39, 40].

Thus, (3.17) is stable and, in fact, is uniformly stable.

We also solve Swan's problem for the connected stable rank, in fact for an entire hierarchy of higher connected stable ranks that we introduce.

And a policy paper from the central bank this winter indicated that, in Beijing, "stable" can in fact mean "tighter".

Finally, given our results of the easily-observable loss of Wolbachia-infection, the details of the host-symbiont system under study here can be regarded as not stable but in fact circular: Any uninfected and unregulatory host-population could be infected by CI-Wolbachia (given high enough values of t and lCI), thus leading to spread of the infection.

Thus, the EEA was anything but a stable condition; in fact, as environmental contingencies changed, so did adaptive solutions.

This gave a bound on the probability that the clusters that we labelled as stable were in fact an artefact of noisy data.

Such mutualisms are considered evolutionarily stable and, in fact, are often characterized by a high level of phylogenetic congruency among partners (Sauer et al. 2000; Clark et al. 2001).

For larger datasets the result of any preliminary step is expected to be more stable, and in fact results approach being deterministic as the sample size tends to infinity.