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Meanings of relatively stable in English

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Usage of relatively stable in English
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Conclusions: We observed that sRAGE concentrations remained relatively stable over three years.
Pubmed
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Income inequality in New Zealand has remained relatively stable since the 90s.
Radio NZ
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Retail investors tend to prefer high-yielding, relatively stable stocks, and well-known companies.
Reuters
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The figures are relatively stable compared with the previous report on Friday.
Reuters
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But the humanistic point of view assumes something relatively stable in life.
Preaching and Paganism
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Peak VO2 and peak oxygen pulse remain relatively stable during early adulthood.
Pubmed
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Within relatively stable contexts this shortcoming is noticed only at rare intervals.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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It was about 10 p.m., and sea conditions were relatively stable.
The Irish Times
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In Britain wholesale power prices have so far remained relatively stable.
Reuters
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Netanyahu leads a relatively stable coalition government and presides over a buoyant economy.
Reuters
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Unlike Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria where conflict is continuing, Jordan remains relatively stable.
News.com.au
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Meanwhile, overall economic conditions have been relatively stable for a couple of years.
The Irish Times
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In most cases, across the 31 subjects examined, standards have remained relatively stable.
The Irish Times
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The COVID-19 hospitalisation and deaths figures have been relatively stable in recent weeks.
Jamaica Observer
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Zimmer is assuming modest global economic growth and relatively stable employment, he said.
Reuters
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Results: All 128 first-episode schizophrenia patients maintained relatively stable psychiatric improvement.
Pubmed
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