The phrase "a minimum stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the least amount of stability required for a system, structure, or process to function effectively.
Example: "The bridge was designed to ensure a minimum stability that would withstand strong winds and heavy traffic."
Alternatives: "a basic level of stability" or "a fundamental stability requirement."
The federal auto-safety agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (N.H.T.S.A ., has been doing S.U.V. rollover studies for 27 years and in the early 1990's considered setting a minimum stability standard to cut down on fatalities.
But it is a necessary condition to have a minimum stability for the functionality of the bone implant-constructs.
However, the presence of some phytochemicals (Brust et al. 1994) might render a minimum stability by failing to provide effective coating to shield the nanoparticles from agglomeration studies to GAuNPS.
We prefer to use a minimum stability value instead of a maximum p-value for this purpose.
Gong et al. use a parent protein with the minimum stability naturally observed, and so their search for epistatically constrained mutations may be biased toward those that are destabilizing.
He acknowledged that there was "widespread pessimism" among his generation about "finding work with a minimum of stability".
Preventive control is a main means to maintain power system operating above a minimum voltage stability margin (λ cr) under the increased uncertainty brought on by the integration of intermittent renewable generation, such as wind power.
This measure indicates the likelihood of a miRNA target site within thousand nucleotides given a minimum folding stability criterion of the RNA hetero duplex.
That single implants meant to be immediately loaded requires a minimum initial stability, represented by a minimum insertion torque value or ISQ as a function of implant design sounds reasonable, and has been demonstrated clinically (Ottoni et al. 2005).
A single-plane external fixator, such as the Charnley device, is convenient for the treatment of some knee infections but provides minimum stability and is associated with a lower healing rate [ 29].
To assure the stability of the simulated results, the incremental time of system operation is kept equal or less than the value obtained from the minimum stability requirement.
