US National Security Advisor Susan E. Rice issued a statement calling the test a "destabilizing and provocative action" that will "undermine peace and security in the broader region".
This is most likely explained by the fact that the nonunions have not been assessed to represent a destabilizing ligament injury but only a bony nonunion.
We found that approximately 50% of unstable proteins had a "destabilizing" N-terminal residue compared with a far lower proportion (under 10%) in the remaining proteins.
Indeed, during the hearing for the trans student at Columbia, an insensitivity to the student's gender identity resulted in a "destabilizing" experience, xe said.
The risk in all transitions is a destabilizing void, and at this year's Jackson Hole Federal Reserve conference a policy void is leading the agenda.
In general, Ang-1 can be viewed as a stabilizing messenger, causing continuous Tie2 phosphorylation, and Ang-2 as a destabilizing messenger preparing for action [ 17].
He called Shinui a "destabilizing force," saying it was taking votes from the major parties and scrambling Israel's coalition politics.
Indeed, his undoubted talents for encouraging settlement-building and cultivating diplomatic animosity have proved a destabilizing force, both for international politics and the state of Israel itself.
A destabilizing affect of thermal, mechanical and combined thermomechanical cycling on the martensitic phase has been revealed.
As for the Arab bloc, its – although comparatively insufficient – arsenal of nuclear weapons and military capabilities in general represent a destabilizing systemic factor.
U2OS cells were transfected with a plasmid harboring a destabilized firefly luciferase (pGL4.22, Promega, Madison, Wisconsin) construct under the control of the mBmal1 promoter (−422 to +108).
