The phrase "a high instability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant level of unpredictability or lack of stability in a particular context, such as economics, engineering, or environmental science.
Example: "The region is experiencing a high instability of its political landscape, leading to uncertainty among investors."
Alternatives: "a significant instability of" or "a considerable instability of".
Thus, our recent research on the electrochemical applications of Cu-NPs-containing nanocomposites revealed a high instability of these INPs towards oxidation in aqueous media (Ruiz P, Muñoz M, Macanás J, Muraviev DN: submitted).
This suggests that if these data reflect the reality of non-migrating reindeer, rather than a high instability of seasonal ranges, at least between 30,000 and 15,000 cal BP, this phenomenon is related to a specific area, temporarily bordered by the Dronne and the Vézère valleys.
This was especially true for Q-learning, which gave a stable level of cooperation even at regular networks (Figure 3), which result in a high instability of cooperation (see ESM1 Table S1.1).
According to Lee et al. [ 15] the standard-deviations of the frequency of F1 and F2 have higher values in cases of UVFP indicating a higher instability of the vocal tract configuration during phonation.
(73) A lower diversity and a higher instability of the (Firmicutes fraction or function of the) microbiota in IBS patients relative to controls have been reported (82, 83, 84, 85), although these findings need confirmation in studies with sufficient depth of the microbiota analysis.
Though a condition of high instability of P a may be rare, calculation of the initial mass ratio from Eq. (11) can be accomplished by substituting the initial protein output P a ' for P a, (12) P a ' = P a e c a t, where c a is a protein stability constant, and t is the time increment between completion of protein synthesis and sampling.
Alternatively, the relatively high instability of a lysine iodamine adduct could play a role, resulting in competition between productive halogenation and nonproductive hydrolysis of a lysine iodamine intermediate.
A further inherent problem in an ICP-MS is the relatively high instability of the plasma, observed as fluctuations and drifts of the ion beam.
Our results suggest a higher genomic instability of IBC.
The combustor was operated at two conditions; one exhibiting a low level of thermoacoustic instability and the other a high level of instability.
Our observations are consistent with an alternative scenario in which both chromosomal rearrangements and SDs are consequences of a third factor, perhaps regions of high instability [ 29, 56].
