Sentence examples for change stability from inspiring English sources

Bell Shakespeare is likely still adjusting after significant change (stability might be helped by the news in March that the company is receiving $1m in government funding to secure a permanent home).

Spectroscopic, hydrodynamic, and chemical methods revealed that the mutations do not alter the native fold but distinctly change stability (S-126C > wild-type > S-126/265C > S-265C ESBL) and the features of partially folded states.

And as the business environment and the actors in it change, stability breaks down, often destroying a great deal of value and eventually culminating in a crisis that prompts a leader to impose a different order fueling the start of another cycle.

By directed mutagenesis in Rhodospirillum rubrum, Synechococcus, Chlamydomonas, and tobacco it has been shown that even single mutations can positively or negatively change stability or substrate specificity of Rubisco [15], [30].

Again, we compared patients reporting any improvement on the external criterion (n = 33) to those reporting no change (stability, n = 34).

Change scores were calculated by subtracting 2012 scores from 2007 scores and then categorized with negative mean change scores indicating worsening; zero mean change scores no change (stability) and positive mean change scores indicating improvement across time.

At (a=a_{h}), (p_) changes stability and a subcritical singular Andronov Hopf bifurcation takes place; the large relaxation cycle persists.

While prior studies suggested more than half of the changes in mRNA abundance were due to RNA stability, we found a smaller but more interesting population of mRNAs changed stability.

The points in the parameter space where the steady-state changes stability and the limit cycle appears constitute the Hopf Bifurcation branches.

In addition to affecting translation, base-pairing between a sRNA and its target frequently leads to changed stability of both sRNA and mRNA.

Mr. Labastida portrayed himself as the candidate of change with stability.