Sentence examples for yet stabilised from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, patients with acute conditions and patients who are not yet stabilised on therapy for chronic conditions obtain their medicines at the dispensary of the healthcare facility that they use.

Over this time scale, evolutionary change in shell colour traits appears to accumulate with a mean rate of 15 31 kDar, and Figure 5b suggests that this process has not yet stabilised.

In the context of the phase A of this programme, many system options are still widely open: detailed requirements, constraints and hypotheses are not yet fully stabilised.

Changes may be warranted to patient selection criteria, as recruitment of patients who are not yet clinically stabilised may be more receptive to information regarding their medicines.

End markets are yet to stabilise though so this is about timing.

The appointment this week of Russell Slade as our eighth manager in nine years – until the end of the season – does not yet feel stabilising.

Analysts said the labour market in the euro area had yet to stabilise despite the return of modest growth in recent months.

The European Central Bank (ECB) unveiled its boldest attempt yet to stabilise the battered single currency on Thursday when its president, Mario Draghi, announced a new programme of open-ended, unlimited buying of distressed government bonds.

The report rightly notes that the national debt has yet to stabilise, and that it could be on course to hit an uncomfortably high 80pc of GDP by 2015-16.

"If I'd had my way I wouldn't have introduced the new formula for another two years because of the cost and the fact the world economy has yet to stabilise," added Stewart.

Mortgage delinquencies have yet to stabilise, with supposedly high-quality "prime" loans now also souring fast and loan-modification schemes having little impact.Losses are also accelerating in commercial property, on which banks of all sizes loaded up in the fat years.