Sentence examples for stable variability from inspiring English sources

Stellar characteristics of importance include mass and luminosity, stable variability, and high metallicity.

In contrast, measuring mathematical achievement from the same children in grades 6, 7, and 8 could plausibly lead to increasing variability, decreasing variability, or stable variability.

Whatever the input parameters, the mean STAR values estimated on simulated trees decreased with the year of growth with a stable variability in both experiments.

This would explain why there is stable centennial variability similar to that of the solar cycle (knowing that volcanic activity should not be cyclic).

Stable isotope variability in space and time was used to follow the movement of a groundwater plume, contaminated with toxic metals (Cd, Cr, Be), in fractured granitoids.

Rodents are known to exhibit stable individual variability in behavior across the lifespan [10], [11].

Testing started when two experimenters agreed that the infant had been in quiet sleep for 5 consecutive minutes, with a stable low variability HR (SD≤3 bpm), regular slow breathing movements, eyelids closed with no REM, no body movements and no muscle tone [95].

The path length remained stable (low variability) throughout the curved-timing learning process both in the postural and in the hand domains.

Brain uptake was rather stable with a variability ranging from 6%to16%6%, whereas the variability of 18F-FDG concentrations in blood and the Harderian gland was in a range of 20%to40%0%.

Field research has established that groundwater upwellings provide stable environments (reduced variability in flow and temperature regimes, and reduced channel slope and bed movement), with high water tables, supporting vegetation growth on otherwise barren glacial floodplains.

Previous studies have shown that women's exposures to MEP and MnBP are relatively stable, with greater variability between individuals than within individuals [ 54].