Sentence examples for useful and stable from inspiring English sources

While this seems to be useful and stable over time in adults with asthma [2], clinical classifications of asthma and wheeze seem to be much less reliable in childhood.

In the presence of excess hydrogen bond donors and acceptors, the oligoanthranilamide strand retained its linear conformation, pointing to the potential of this modular design as a useful and stable scaffold for molecular recognition studies.

We not only demonstrated that Ka is a useful and stable indicator for studying mammalian gene evolution, but we also revealed that the rate at which a gene evolves is related to its function.

The measure of genetic variation was copy number variation (CNV), which has been shown to provide useful and stable genetic markers with potentially more phenotypic functional links than point mutations such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (Lupski 2007; Sudmant et al. 2013).

The isolation and screening of microorganisms from cheese have been the most powerful means to obtain useful and genetically stable strains and will be so in years to come.

Others argue that the minimum sample size is not valid and useful and that stable factor solutions can be achieved with a sample size that is considered too small for the above-mentioned 'rules of thumb' [ 44].

Continued lamentations about the weaknesses of public health surveillance nationally and globally (18 ) illustrate that achieving useful, sensitive, timely, and stable surveillance through IHR 2005 will be a challenge for states and the international community.

Nevertheless, this does not change the primary outcome result, which concludes that CXR and PXR are not useful in stable patients and so lead to unnecessary time in the trauma room.

Lifting consumption to just over 60% of GDP is useful, as is a low and stable rate of inflation.

The system was simple, stable, useful, and acceptable; however, feedback and subnational involvement were weak.

This is the first study to use an IncP-1β plasmid directly isolated from the environment, to generate a novel and stable bacterial strain useful for mercury bioremediation.