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This classifies sentences as stably true, stably false, and unstable.

The notion of a sentence stably true in all revision sequences will be a central notion for the RTT.

And A and B are stably true in that revision sequence (see Definition 3.6, below), while C is stably false.

The liar sentence X is, unsurprisingly, neither stably true nor stably false: the liar sentence is unstable.

We gave a partial answer: any object that is stably true [false] up to that stage should be true [false] at that stage.

A similar calculation would show that A is stably true, regardless of the initial hypothesis: thus A is categorically true (see Definition 3.8).

Generally, however, the characters underlying morphotype definitions breed true and are stably expressed over many generations in laboratory cultures (CS & CV, pers.

Either the maskin model is true and eIF4E/maskin is stably bound to the cap and PARN is not continuously active, or the opposing polymerase-deadenylase model is correct and CPEB bound PARN is stably bound to the cap and continuously active, excluding eIF4E from the cap.

We are not hypothesizing that true miRNAs are those that bind most stably, only that stability (unlike its abstraction as a string) is important in prediction of potential target sites.

An appropriate internal control for Q-RT-PCR should be expressed stably across all data samples and if this is true, measurement of genes relative to the internal control will reflect the real gene expression.

One of the important insights gained from our study is the observation that U1-70k isoform 2 binds more stably to Sm-B/B' than isoform 1 while the converse is true for U1-C.