Sentence examples for traditionally stable from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, stable transgene expression has been accomplished by using retroviral or lentiviral vectors.

When dealing with disruptive forces washing through traditionally-stable markets, all statistical forecasting goes out the window.

Put simply, robots are going to do more of the routine tasks that have traditionally offered stable full-time employment, and some professional jobs as well.

Axons are traditionally considered stable transmission cables, but evidence of the regulation of action potential propagation demonstrates that axons may have more important roles.

And brownstones — traditionally more stable in price than other properties even in rough economic times, in part because of limited supply — are once again ascendant in the borough.

The company decided that the money offered a rare opportunity to increase its share of a traditionally very stable market, in which the production capacities and market shares of all the players were well entrenched.

Kraft is traditionally a stable stock with historic volatility of just 13.7%.

Traditionally, undisplaced stable fractures were treated in cast immobilisation with observation.

Softwoods such as pine are traditionally less stable, less durable and more prone to bleaching than their more stoic sisters.

Two years later, they also had to rescue two other banks in the North, a region traditionally considered stable from the economic point of view, but that did not escape the credit crunch.

We asked our friends from VICE offices in countries that are traditionally less stable than the UK for advice and perspective on how to deal with constantly being afraid for and of your country at the same time.