The phrase "a core of stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fundamental or essential aspect that provides steadiness or reliability in a situation or system.
Example: "In times of uncertainty, having a core of stability within the organization helps maintain employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a foundation of stability" or "an essence of stability".
Some genes within a genome are more transient than others, conferring a layer of phenotypic lability over a core of genotypic stability; this core decreases in size as the taxa included become increasingly diverse.
In these unfolded states, the CP and EC ends have become flexible but residual structure remains in the TM and EC regions, specifically in a core of structural stability that resists unfolding.
This is evident in the tender, patient interactions between the boy and his mother, Penny, which provide the film with a much-needed core of stability and an antidote to Billy's free-form observations.
Her teaching system emphasized harmony and coordination of all parts of the body but particularly developed the spine and neck, enabling her students to maintain a seemingly effortless core of stability while dancing.
The most densely packed region of the large cluster, α34 6β7, correlates closely with the core of stability previously observed in computational, protein engineering and NMR dynamics studies, demonstrating a key role for this cluster in determining the thermodynamic and structural properties of the native state of HisF.
Mr. Johnson is even unwilling to give the United States any moral credit for the overall outcome of its engagement in Asia: namely, conditions of relative peace and stability in which a core of fairly prosperous democracies has emerged.
When considered with the results of previous studies where ILV clusters were found to stabilize the hydrogen-bonded networks in folding intermediates for other TIM barrel proteins, it appears that clusters of branched aliphatic side chains can serve as cores of stability across the entire folding reaction coordinate of one of the most common motifs in biology.
The core requires a sense of stability or, in paintings, a confinement of sorts.
(C) The gene regulation network that includes a stability core of 9 genes distributed in two strongly connected components (SCCs).
It has been shown that removing individual core residues generally leads to a loss of stability of at least 1 kcalmol−1 per methylene group removed [48], [49], [50].
