Sentence examples for because of the stabilization from inspiring English sources
With fluorine doping, cycling stability of Li[Li0.2Mn0.54Ni0.13Co0.13]O2−xFx is significantly improved because of the stabilization of the host structure.
Since about 1997, no significant trends have been found in mesospheric temperatures and PMC frequency, apparently because of the stabilization of stratospheric ozone.
Such unusual behavior is rationalized by considering the inert pair effect, which occurs because of the stabilization of the 6s-orbital due to relativistic effects, which are stronger closer to the bottom of the periodic table.
In fact, the conjugate base of Et-KuQ, i.e. the enolate species, is particularly stable because of the stabilization of the negative charge within the molecule.
If the shares of the utilities rebounded because of this stabilization plan, the value of the warrants would rise.
We have limited the estimation interval to [2, 6] because of the observed stabilization of the MS errors for t ≥ 4. Apart from the better performance of the WL estimator with respect to the SL estimator (as was to be expected), the rapid convergence of the RR estimators is also confirmed.
21 Specifically, analogues with a double or triple bond β to the sulfonium center of the cofactor allow for the efficient enzymatic transfer of extended groups onto DNA, probably because of the conjugative stabilization of the p orbital of the reactive carbon, which compensates (at least in part) for the steric hindrance imposed by the larger synthetic cofactor.
Because of the additional stabilization by the charge originated from phosphonate groups, latex particles were synthesized using half of the surfactant Lutensol AT50 amount (i.e., 3.3 wt% Lutensol AT50 instead of 6.6 wt % related to the total amount of monomers).
"At this point it is in the hands of the stabilization board," he said.
Mr. Strasburg, of the stabilization association, has called for an industry summit meeting in April.
The adsorption energies of the different molecules bound to the same solid acid are not easily predicted by the proton affinity of the adsorbate because the stabilization of the protonated adsorbate also varies with composition.
