Sentence examples for changing stability from inspiring English sources
The increase in growth rate confounded our ability to analyze the changing stability of the SMS, which was the second major effect of changing proBias.
Previous studies with peptide nanotubes and peptide derivative hydrogels have shown response to various types of treatment, whether changing stability or degrading entirely [ 8- 10].
With the value of (K_{2}) changing, the stability of system (1.1) will change.
In most cases, the catalytic and binding centres are not changed, but mutations under adaptive pressure of temperature are changing the stability, the barriers of activation energy as well as the accessibility of the catalytic cleft through conformational changes in the structure [ 12].
The matrix transformation may be shown to correspond to the following projective transformation of the relative frequencies x i → y i (Hofbauer and Sigmund, 1998): which, by rescaling the relative frequencies, changes the location of the fixed points on the simplex, without changing their stability nature.
Moreover this condition gives an indication of the amount of delay one can introduce without changing the stability.
"It suggests that lithium could have its well-known therapeutic effect on patients with bipolar disorder by changing the stability of spines in the brain".
The saddle-node and the Hopf bifurcations just described are the local bifurcations in this unfolding, that is, the bifurcations changing the stability of fixed points.
Looking back at a history of more than 7000 years of agricultural production, Chinese agriculture had succeeded in supporting China's ever-increasing human population without changing the stability of the agro-landscape.
Deregulated microRNAs changing the stability of transcription factors of a signaling pathway may then lead to malfunction of different cellular processes [54].
Changes in the yeast phenotype stimulated by FA may be due to the disruption of an existing protein interaction, by changing the stability of the protein (or), by modulating the ability of the protein to interact with other molecules, (or) by initiating a series of signal transduction pathways upon binding to a particular protein.
