Sentence examples for as a stabiliser from inspiring English sources

Fourth, the NQO1 enzyme was recently found to act as a stabiliser for several tumour suppressor proteins (p53, p73, and p33), and this stabilisation was shown to be especially prominent under conditions of oxidative stress (Asher et al, 2002a, 2002b).

The sling in that particular cadaver provided passive stabilisation so it may be that the upper sling could act as a stabiliser by both passive and active forces.

Aluminium powder, used as a stabiliser to stop the colours bleeding, is also toxic.

Saudi Arabia, a major player in past peace negotiations, is currently sidelined while it could serve as a stabiliser of relations between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.

Carraguard is the proprietary name of a substance made from carrageenan, a carbohydrate gel derived from seaweeds that is widely used as a stabiliser in the food industry.

The effect of several solution additives with distinct properties such as a stabiliser (polyvinyl pyrrolidone), a catalyst (Tiron) and a surfactant (dodecylsulfate) has been considered.

The manager has generally used him as more of a stabiliser than a stormer but said Henderson's forward bursts were key to Liverpool's win at Southampton.

His proposal – for starters – is a pan-EMU unemployment scheme to act as a fiscal stabiliser and share the burden of asymmetric shocks.

But a sovereign-wealth fund could also act as a fiscal stabiliser, taking demand out of a strong economy and returning it when needed.Some argue that the fund, or part of it, should be used for infrastructure spending.

The report provides a key element of the economic blueprint for forward-looking economic policy, by emphasising the role of social protection measures in cushioning the impact of the crisis among vulnerable populations, serving as a macroeconomic stabiliser fuelling demand and enabling people to better overcome poverty and social exclusion in both developing and developed countries.

There is a compound benefit of NOx reduction from the use of H2O as a flame stabiliser with the practically-relevant syngas: First NOx production decreases due to thermal effect of H2O addition, with potential for further reduction from the change in lean stability limit; leanest experimental concentrations reduced by up to a factor of four with two-phase flow at the highest rates of supply.