Sentence examples for causing destabilization from inspiring English sources
They appear to respond to an interest in causing destabilization, generating social disorder and, above all, in attacking the national project that we've been constructing".
This is might be due to aluminium and iron cations and hydroxides causing destabilization of colloids.
On the other hand, new nanotechnologies should be implemented with caution as certain types of nanoparticles could become crystal seeds for cholesterol deposited in the atherosclerotically damaged vascular walls causing destabilization of the plaques.
A plot of the ΔΔGoi values for steady-state inactivation for all the mutations reveals mainly positive differences consistent with amino acid (mostly cysteine) substitutions causing destabilization of the non-inactivated states relative to inactivated states (Fig. 3A, upper).
The DMP19 experiments, however, produced the opposite results, with CR causing destabilization and PEG400 having no effect on the protein melting temperature (Table 1).
On the other hand, structural mutations (such as R175H and R249S) have a significant effect on protein folding causing destabilization of the protein structure [ 37, 82].
"Enlisting such pro-regime collaborators" in the Kurdistan region could lead to the creation of armed groups that could cause destabilization, the document says.
In early 2008, when President George W. Bush sought to bring Ukraine and Georgia into NATO, Merkel blocked the move out of concern for Russia's reaction and because it could cause destabilization along Europe's eastern edge.
A couple of double cysteine substitutions in the Pri2 CTD have previously been shown to cause destabilization of the recombinant protein expressed in bacteria (Klinge et al., 2007).
This result supports the hypothesis that NaSCN causes destabilization of SWCNTs, namely, SWCNTs favor the phase with a lower concentration of NaSCN.
PEG caused destabilization of human lysozyme and glucose oxidase solutions or a balance of stabilizing and destabilizing effects for glucose isomerase near the isoelectric point.
