Sentence examples for a stasis in from inspiring English sources

And that is leading to a stasis in corporate governance, rather than innovation and positive change.

I kind of feel like there's a bit of a stasis in terms of good companies getting funded.

By comparing their results with the then available data, the authors proposed a stasis in chloroplast genome structure of liverworts.

"We're at a fragile stasis in emissions," said Rob Jackson, a Stanford University environmental scientist and chair of the Global Carbon Project.

Previous studies have shown that proteins are under purifying selection which enforces a certain stasis in terms of sequence and function.

Comparative cytogenomics has revealed a 10- to 30-fold acceleration in chromosomal change that was coincidental with the subgeneric cladogenesis, followed by a remarkable stasis in the subgenus Mus in which all 16 species share the same 2n = 40 karyotype.

Despite identification of regional heterogeneous WNV populations, a relative stasis in WNV evolution has been observed in Harris County, consistent with the logistic molecular clock model and a decreasing viral growth rate proposed on a national scale (16 – 16 ).

Before the 2010 2012 phylogenetic analyses, a relative stasis in WNV evolution had been observed in Harris County (16 ) and the northeastern United States (11, 13, 17, 33 ) after confirmed emergence of the NA/WN02 and SW/WN03 genotypes.

The difficulties associated with designing, building, and controlling robots have led to a stasis, and robots in industry are only applied to simple and highly repetitive manufacturing tasks.

A stasis alone occurred in 28 and 11%% of procedures as well as 29.2 and 6.9%% of patients with sterile water and G5W, respectively (p = 0.02 and 0.03, respectively).

Since the driver mutation is deleterious to a cell with only a few passenger mutations, there is a period of stasis in the number of cells until a clone of cells with enough passenger mutations emerges.