Sentence examples for years unstable from inspiring English sources

It was immediately used to measure the Λb lifetime which had be an outstanding issue for twenty years (unstable particles have lifetimes, they decay after a certain mean time just like radioactive nuclei).

Exclusion criteria included: age >80 years; unstable angina; noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus treated with KATP channel blockade; use of nicorandil or nitrate use within 24 hours of surgery.

Even in patients with higher operative risk (female sex, age >70 years, unstable angina, diabetes, emergency operation, ejection fraction <50%, crossclamping time >50 minutes, and EuroSCORE II >5), no statistically significant differences could be demonstrated [ 11, 12].

Those at high risk for falling (i.e. with history of three or more falls in the previous year, unstable medical conditions, or mobility disability) were excluded.

Exclusion criteria were already meeting recommended MVPA activity targets, having 3 or more falls in the previous year, unstable clinical conditions, inability to safely follow exercise instructions, not living independently, already receiving long term physiotherapy or receiving palliative care.

Mortgages that can change according to the market from year to year are unstable.

Exclusion criteria were pregnancy, age less than 18 years old, unstable hemodynamic condition (change in vasoactive drug dosage or fluid administration within 1 h preceding the protocol), high blood lactate levels (>2 mmol/L), and uncontrolled tachyarrhythmias (heart rate 140 beats/min).

It suffered through 12 years of unstable government, including several coups d'état, beginning three years after independence.

When he took power in a coup in 1999, General Musharraf was welcomed by Pakistanis disillusioned with years of unstable civilian governments dogged by corruption.

Davis faced a few years of unstable groupings and musical uncertainty until he formed his second great quintet, filled with the much younger musicians Wayne Shorter (saxophone), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass), and Tony Williams (drums).

Russia's energy sector has only begun to attract a flow of foreign investment after years of unstable economics and bureaucratic hurdles, and there are few signs that major commercial deals will be struck at the conference.