| The monotonous hum of words out of the undertaker's mouth was slowly lulling my mind into some kind of stasis. |
| Multiculturalists today still caution against stasis, and still counsel constant transition and interaction between cultures. |
| Venous ulcers are sometimes called venous stasis ulcers because they were previously attributed to blood pooling in the veins. |
| It has long been understood that following haemorrhage, the consequent blood stasis prevents the formation of new blood. |
| When population geneticists think of stasis at all, they usually regard it as an almost trivial consequence of stabilizing selection. |
| With increased amounts of hepatic fatty infiltration, weight loss may actually increase portal fibrosis and bile stasis. |
