Sentence examples for substantial and stable from inspiring English sources
Solid, substantial and stable at any speed, the Phaeton reminds you of the sorts of heavy, understated sedans that Mercedes used to build.
Substantial and stable metal removals (> 90% for both Co and Sr) were achieved during 50 h of continuous system operations.
Absolute differences between income groups remained substantial and stable [ 26].
Once substantial and stable biofilm had been established, the dilution rate would be systematically changed to assess the performance of the system under steady state conditions across a range of dilution rates.
Although winter rye's yield, composition, and biological reactivity change rapidly in the spring, it offers a substantial and stable income across the harvest season and thus flexibility for the farmer.
Unprovoked A−β+ KPD patients recover β-cell function soon after the index DKA and maintain substantial and stable β-cell functional reserve and insulin independence for prolonged periods of time (usually >4 years).
We demonstrated two distinct phases of infection: an acute phase that consists of high mortality, low fecundity, and high pathogen loads, and a chronic phase where there was a substantial but stable pathogen load and mortality and fecundity returned to uninfected levels.
Amplats chief executive Chris Griffiths explained the move: "By creating a sustainable, competitive and profitable business, we will be in a stronger position to continue substantial investment, provide more secure and stable employment, and to benefit our customers, suppliers, shareholders... and the South African economy as a whole".
It was anticipated that C accumulation rates would be greater in tropical than in temperate and boreal peatlands, but that CO2 and CH4 emissions would be high due to the substantial inputs of fresh litter and stable high temperatures.
Scholars have achieved a great deal in their quest to understand that homeownership and stable housing bring substantial benefits to individuals and communities.
