Sentence examples for by reducing the stability from inspiring English sources
By reducing the stability of crystallites, higher defect contents appear to diminish the yield stresses in PVDF which result in transition to the fibrous morphology without void formation.
Banerjee et al. (2016) constructed a gp41-HR1-54Q immunogen wasch was expected to induce neutralizing antibodies by reducing the stability of 6-HB to simulate gp41 fusion intermediate state.
It is widely accepted that miRNAs mediate gene regulation by reducing the stability of their target transcripts.
Likewise, TTP limits inflammation by reducing the stability of GM-CSF, IL-2, and IL-3 mRNAs [ 44, 73, 74].
We also show that TNF α and PI3-kinase pathway modulate transrepression by reducing the stability of ER α.
miRNA-mRNA interactions are generally thought to result in gene silencing by reducing the stability and translation of RISC-associated mRNA.
They reported that exposure to sunlight has a significant impact on the physiochemical properties of GO and their subsequent transport by reducing the materials stability in the environment.
An individual's feeding posture can impact on their swallow by promoting poor alignment or reducing the stability for controlled oral movements, as well as the influence of the neurological lesion on all motor skills.
13 On the other hand, we showed in MRL/lpr mice that via its interaction with the HSC70 chaperone, P140 peptide might also operate by altering the autophagic flux, thus reducing the stability of MHC class II dimer in antigen-presenting cells and the presentation of self-antigens to autoreactive T cells.
The toroidal hexapole (T3) improves the stability diagram by reducing the jagged features at the stability apex and reducing the βr + 2βz = 2 resonance line when the A3 coefficient of the toroidal hexapole is in the range of 2.75.
Emulsifiers have a significant role in the emulsion polymerization by reducing the interfacial tension thus increasing the stability of colloidal dispersions of polymer nanostructures.
