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Meanings of stabilisation in English

Portuguese
estabilização
Spanish
estabilización

The act of stabilizing something or making it more stable.

estabilização
Usage of stabilisation in English
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They are certainly the main players of the game of macroeconomic stabilisation.
The Irish Times
2
A stabilisation in emerging markets also helped after the turmoil of January.
Reuters
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That came as the world's second-largest economy showed tentative signs of stabilisation.
Reuters
4
Russia is doing all it can to promote early stabilisation in Ukraine.
The Guardian
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This is consistent with stabilisation of the protein structure by ligand binding.
Pubmed
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Implications for research methods and practise of health stabilisation are discussed.
Pubmed
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We have yet to see a stabilisation in unemployment, he said.
Reuters
8
We are already seeing some stabilisation, with sovereigns beginning to tap the market.
Reuters
9
Motor control stabilisation exercise is an effective treatment for non-specific low back pain.
Pubmed
10
I think we will reach this stabilisation in January-February, God willing, he added.
The Irish Times
11
The underlying trend is stabilisation, when global agencies had hoped it would fall.
The Guardian
12
These muscles are vital for total body power, strength and stabilisation.
Jamaica Observer
13
Thus old age is not an indication against palliative stabilisation of skeletal metastasis.
Pubmed
14
No stabilisation fee and no transfer fee charged when buying into Shoreline Sibaya.
The South African
15
However, the stabilisation of the North has led to confidence and potential for development.
The Irish Times
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However, some builders and data have indicated some stabilisation of demand in recent weeks.
Reuters
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Translations for stabilisation
Portuguese
estabilização
Stabilisation through the time
Stabilisation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common