Sentence examples for tending to stabilize from inspiring English sources

This variable defined by Lent et al. (1994) as standards of preference, indifference or aversion to professional activities, would be the result of a series of life experiences since childhood, tending to stabilize in late adolescence, while socio-cultural, educational, biological and personality aspects would be auxiliary in such process.

In a Pickering emulsion, particles absorb on the liquid liquid interface and the contact angle that particles make with the oil water interface (measured into the aqueous phase) determines the interface energy of attachment, tending to stabilize emulsions (Aveyard et al. 2003; Agarwal et al. 2013; Binks and Rodrigues 2003, 2005; Binks and Whitby 2005).

For the majority of probes with changing methylation levels, this change was more pronounced during the immediate postnatal years, with many sites tending to stabilize in methylation level beyond age 7.

After 50 cycles, the diameter of the semicircle tends to stabilize, i.e., there is no remarkable impedance change, which evidences the stability of the ternary electrode upon cycling and its ability to be well adapted to the volume changes.

"There are moments of volatility but at the end of the day things tend to stabilize again".

In localities less favourable to primary or intensive cultivation, the level of cultural development tended to stabilize at the point at which maximum food production was possible with the techniques at hand.

Part of the absorbed radiation warms the surrounding air, a process that tends to stabilize the air over a city, which in turn increases the probability of higher pollutant concentrations.

Therefore, the system tends to stabilize again after disturbances.

Increasing the system pressure also tends to stabilize the reactor.

At current densities above 2 A/g, specific capacitance tends to stabilize.

Both skewness and mean tend to stabilize, with similar behavior from 2000 on.