Sentence examples for stable to changes from inspiring English sources

From pressure profile investigations, it was found that the system remained stable to changes in the fluidization velocity.

This enabled us to design a genetic "barcode" which is highly accurate in predicting where a malaria parasite has come from, and is also stable to changes in the parasite's genome over time.

Our results demonstrate that the BFI is stable to changes in the composing variables, aggregation rules and weighting techniques, confirming its appropriateness as a multi-domain indicator of biological fertility specifically designed for assessment of Italian soils.

Results: Edge detection using a 3×3 kernel was found to be the most stable to changes in image luminance (2.6% over a +60 to −90% luminance range) and correlated well with the CCLRU scale images of bulbar hyperaemia (r=0.96), corneal staining (r=0.85) and the staining of palpebral roughness (r=0.96).

Considering that the HSI color space is more stable to changes in lighting, shading, etc. and better reflects the color nature of the image, the HSI color space is selected for conversion.

Macrophages are stable to changes of temperature [19] and acidity [20] and have a long tissue life span under normal circumstances [21].

Though the City Council is far from considering a proposed zoning change, residents are speaking out early against an application submitted in February by Art Simonian, founder of Metro Investments and a member of the Glendale Design Review Board as well as Thomas Bell, owner of Silver Spur Stables, to change the stables' zoning from commercial equestrian to multifamily residential.

This sensor is stable to pH changes, and measures the vitamin B12 in a concentration-dependent manner with an apparent affinity, Kd of ∼157 μM.

The carboxylic ionic head group-containing surfactants are more stable to temperature changes than pure EO nonionic surfactants.

Furthermore, the Nsa CMS line is more stable to temperature changes compared to pol and nap[ 2].

Results are shown in Figure 3 and Table 2. PM2 is significantly (P < 0.05) more stable to resolution changes, both in terms of RMSD and correlation of distances.