Sentence examples for affect stable from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this, our results showed that MVL-PLA2 does not affect stable, established blood vessels on CAMs, but strongly reduces the number of new capillaries and vascular branching.

Various biotic and abiotic stresses affect stable and high yields of chickpea crop worldwide.

In contrast, inhibition of CDC42 (ML-141) or PI3Kinase (L-294002), previously shown to be required for mesendodermal progenitor cell migration in vivo (Montero et al., 2003), did not affect stable-bleb cell polarization, supporting the concept that stable-bleb cell motility is unrelated to actin driven protrusion types such as lamellipodia or filopodia.

The biggest single cause of homelessness is increasingly the ending of a shorthold tenancy in the private rented sector, a problem that is affecting stable, working families caught by high rents, and ministers believe that requiring councils to intervene earlier with assistance will help arrest this trend.

Our data indicate that adiponectin may reduce the number of non-calcified and mixed plaques without affecting stable calcified plaques.

Although tissue type was the major factor affecting stable isotope values observed, these results suggest that breeding locality had a significant effect on patterns of isotopic variation, and this effect seemed to be stronger in the case of carbon.

Powdery mildew, which is caused by the fungus Blumeria graminis f.sp tritici, results in important yield losses and affects stable wheat production in areas with cool or maritime climates.

These results confirm that SOM changes also affect the stable OC pool, also reported by others [16, 23, 29, 31], showing mean ages of stable SOC in the range from 50 to 260 years.

These results confirm that SOM changes also affect the stable OC pool, also reported by others [ 16, 23, 29, 31], showing mean ages of stable SOC in the range from 50 to 260 years.

The results indicate that matrix properties significantly affect the stable operating range.

These epigenetic changes in turn affect the stable differentiation ability of ESCs in vitro (Pucci et al., 2013).