Sentence examples for being less stable than from inspiring English sources

The stability of mineral P depends on its degree of order, amorphous phases being less stable than highly crystalline minerals.

Omega-3s, being less stable than omega-6s, spoil more readily, so we have selected for plants that produce fewer of them; further, when we partly hydrogenate oils to render them more stable, omega-3s are eliminated.

His remarks occasionally have escape hatches, which he uses if he feels that something he said is not pertinent, or perhaps too revealing — for example, "Back in my more chaotic days, being less stable than I am today, I always used to feel like my emotion meter is set too high.

The results presented here conform to Cennini's observation about red lakes prepared from alum-mordanted clothlets being less stable than those made directly from the unmordanted species.

Nevertheless, the recombinant NAs were still vulnerable to low pH with construct 3 being less stable than construct 2 and 4. As the Tetrabrachion stalk used for construct 3 and 4 has been shown to be stable at a pH range from 1 11.5[22] the susceptibility of all artificial NA constructs to low pH is presumably due to the pH sensitivity of the NA head in agreement with published work[29], [30].

65, 67, 68 The low stability is likely to facilitate helix denaturation prior to the transcription event and is indeed centered around the TSS with the upstream region being less stable than the downstream region.

Asian voting patterns tend to be less stable than Latinos.

A majority of Afghans — 52percentt — said their country was less stable than it was a year ago.

Yet the sub's wake is less stable than that of a fish and dissipates sooner.

"Women are working more…and marriages are less stable than they were," Mr Dugor said.

One reason is that such relationships are less stable than marriages.