Sentence examples for very much stable from inspiring English sources

Bacteriocin activity was significantly higher at 37 °C, consistent with the results from Lisboa et al. on bacteriocin, produced by B. amyloliquefaciens, (Lisboa et al. 2010) and bacteriocin was very much stable at pH 4-9 and up to 80 °C, consistent with results by Todorov reports (Todorov et al. 2006).

This notwithstanding, codes can be very much stable and "universal": Arabic numerals and the ICD systems (encompassing about 10 000 codes of disease) are not facing the difficulties encountered by the ICF "language", simply because they are "purer" classification systems.

"By the time I got there, she was very much the stable, balanced center of things," Mr. Barwick said.

"I think the numbers paint a very much more defensible and stable situation than what we're faced with now," the senator said. .

They insist they are a stable couple very much headed to the altar this May.

BRC chief executive Helen Dickinson commented: "Consumer spending remains stable, although very much value-driven with a focus towards products on promotion".

These dispersions are stable and generally look very much like pure water.

Be warned, though, the preview copy is very much a work in progress, and nowhere near stable enough for routine use.

Traditionally the league's most stable outfit, the Gosford outfit are very much a club in flux.

At the time Fallon was still very much a work in progress at the North Yorkshire stable of Lynda Ramsden.

We are very much a meritocratic society and this is a very peaceful, stable community".