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Meanings of more stable in English

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Usage of more stable in English
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Subsequent work improved performance and made the product more stable, he noted.
Reuters
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Stock indexes hit new highs because the market overall is more stable.
The Guardian
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Times are much more stable than when Leto and Rhombur were young.
The Winds of Dune
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In addition, modified Ag nanoparticle is more stable in water and air.
Pubmed
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To obtain more stable assessments, all biopsychosocial measures were averaged over time.
Pubmed
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You can see how much more stable Mr Biden's lead has been.
News.com.au
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Our large cap names usually have stronger balance sheets, more stable earnings.
Reuters
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He'd let himself think that everything was more stable than it looked.
Caliban's War
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Ministers of war in the belligerent countries have not been more stable.
America's War for Humanity
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The goal is to make banks more stable during another economic meltdown.
Reuters
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Boxee says a more stable version will be arriving on March 24.
Wired
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So much more in control, so much more centered and more stable.
Walking dead
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This more similar molecule is expected to be the more stable conformer.
Pubmed
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Annie has grown somewhat more stable as the years have gone on.
Pathology of Lying, Accusation, and Swindling: A Study in Forens...
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The fragmentary enzyme was more stable on heating than separate peptide fragments.
Pubmed
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Lookers-on asked for more stable executives and more definite lines of cleavage.
The Long White Cloud: "Ao Tea Roa"
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