Sentence examples for was essentially stable from inspiring English sources

Then, we believed the planet was essentially stable.

Offsetting the quarterly decline were other figures suggesting the market was essentially stable.

Now, at 32, she said her condition was essentially stable, with no further loss of vision in the past few years.

X-Ray diffraction measurements showed that LaSr2Fe2CrO9-δ was essentially stable despite the presence of minor LaSrFeO4 impurities after heat-treated in humidified hydrogen at 800 °C.

As an explanation, we could show by HPLC that the prodrug KO013 that additionally contains a disulphide bond undergoes rapid disulphide exchange in murine plasma in the order of 40% after 5 h at 37°C in contrast to KO019 which was essentially stable after a 5 h incubation.

The Greater Phyllopod Bed, a 7 m thick sequence consisting of Walcott's famous "Phyllopod Bed" plus the 5 m below that, contains at least 36 layers, deposited over 10 to 100 thousand years, during which the environment was essentially stable.

tests, and contrary to the conventional belief that I.Q. is essentially stable, all of them did better.

While the European Communities have been essentially stable for years, it seems that since the Single European Act of 1985, the pace of modification has increased.

Yet the lives Raban zeroes in on are essentially stable, comfortable, urban middle-class or nouveau riche, their profiles instantly recognizable as our own in the cultural mirror.

Two-thirds of the children came from backgrounds that were, essentially, stable, successful, and happy; the other third qualified as "at risk".

The current federal gasoline tax, 18.4 cents a gallon, has been essentially stable since 1993; in inflation-adjusted terms, it's fallen by 40 percent since then.