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Discover Ludwig"stable results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the consistent or unchanging outcome of something, such as an experiment or study. Example: The research team conducted multiple trials and finally obtained stable results, proving their hypothesis to be true.
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Follow-up assessments reported as long as two years later have revealed stable results.
We obtained stable results.
Both groups had stable results over time.
Selection of (p=2) provides the most stable results.
Now, we present the global asymptotical stable results for (1.1).
Each simulation ran 100 mobility profiles to ensure stable results.
Validation test also demonstrated stable results under the optimal conditions.
Corresponding regularization schemes have been proposed to produce stable results.
The experimental results show that the proposed method produced more accurate and stable results.
Stable results can be obtained when the cutoff magnitude is no less than 1.2.
The assessments produced 43 unstable, 19 uncertain, and 5 stable results.
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