Sentence examples for a stable change from inspiring English sources

Back to Egypt, the most shameful and dangerously opportunistic reaction was that of Tony Blair as reported on CNN: change is necessary, but it should be a stable change.

They are also explained the pathogenic mechanisms of the disease and about strategies suitable to establish a stable change.

In contrast, the absence of the MSP isoform was a stable change detected under variable conditions (and also confirmed at the nucleic acid level; unpublished observation).

After culture for two passages in FGF/KSR, cells lost ability to form colonies in t2iL+Gö, confirming a stable change in cell state.

It is equally possible that hormonal stimulation imparts a stable change in the stromal cells and extracellular matrix which modulate p53 function.

This was confirmed by testing reversion rates, which with rare exception were again very high, indicating that the resistance was not the result of a stable change in DNA sequence (Fig. 6).

Nurses learn as a process, which is characterised by a relatively stable change in their behaviour, thought or sensation based on experiences or newly acquired knowledge [ 25].

A joint effort to foster stable change in North Korea will do much to reverse the recent hemorrhaging of trust in the all important U.S.-China relationship.

For this to work the "epigenetic programme" would have to be reset with every generation but this new study appears to demonstrate a stable epigenetic change which is inherited across multiple generations.

These included an increasing number of hours spent in a stable, recent change in a regular exercise programme and stabling for 24 hours per day.

Programs that are perceived as a stable systemic change will probably be more effective than programs that are perceived as a temporary effort.