Sentence examples for a certain stable from inspiring English sources

This observation implies that two dissimilar chains are packed together to form a certain stable stereo structure.

that a certain stable configuration obtains; and (2) a type of force independently known to exist.

These data demonstrate that a certain stable level of PSII phosphorylation is important for maintenance of optimal cation-dependent stacking of plant thylakoid membranes.

The overall high neutral FST-value for this lizard species (0.208) should, however, increase our statistical power to detect stabilizing selection in this system that might have favored a certain stable morph frequency equilibrium in all populations.

This can be attributed to the fact that J IC is normally measured at a certain stable crack advance, here 0.2 mm and not at the point of crack initiation.

Recently, Chaoha and Chanthorn [5] presented the concept of fixed point iteration schemes that unifies well-known iteration processes (for example, Picard, Mann and Ishikawa iteration processes [6]) and showed that in regular spaces the fixed point set of a certain virtually stable scheme is a retract of its convergence set.

It is likely that a certain and stable level of doctors working at health centres provides a basis for improvement in medication adjustment.

Here we have shown that GC induces strong and to a certain extent stable effects on DNA methylation in NSCs, and that Tet3 is an important regulator of Dnmt3a and Dkk1.

In general, if the distribution of political power among elites is completely institutionalized, the political system will then distribute political power based on certain stable and objective indicators (like a performance-based evaluation system or the number of votes).

Our experimental observations and first-principles calculations demonstrated the dynamics, stability, and selectivity of such a single-atom chisel, which opens up the possibility of fabricating certain stable molecular devices by precise modification of materials at the atomic scale.

(IV) S-shape response: the slow transformation of certain stable intermediates in the course of the reaction.