Sentence examples for considerably unstable from inspiring English sources
Stability studies show that the mimetics are essentially stable under neutral and basic conditions in a manner similar to the heparins, but are considerably unstable under acidic conditions in contrast to heparins.
It was found that both catalysts, consisting of about 75:25 anatase:rutile, were equally active in degrading BPA (e.g. 85% reduction at 300 ppb BPA concentration, 180 min of reaction, 0.65 mg catalyst loading and inherent pH) and conversion increase with increasing the TiO2 loading; however, the P-25 catalyst was considerably unstable at high loadings suffering about 50% active phase dissolution.
This position was the most stable of the three cases, although it was considerably unstable in comparison to the case when a carbon atom occupied the octahedral interstice.
Even after proper grounding of the column effluent, retention times were still considerably unstable especially during long sequences of measurements.
Yet, the retreat of American power, particularly in the Middle East, has potentially left the world considerably more unstable and uncertain.
Therefore we consider that at least some of the hotspots we describe are considerably more unstable than any which have been quantitatively defined to date.
Funding for ART has increased considerably, but remains unstable and unpredictable.
(3) Relative contributions of climatic variables to ETo were temporally unstable and varied considerably in the nine agricultural regions and the whole China; spatial distribution for relative contribution of various climatic variables showed significant diversity among various agricultural regions.
Employers seem to rely on these signals when they screen potential candidates for a vacancy and the risk of unemployment or unstable employment is considerably higher without a formal vocational qualification.
The construction of a front solution linking the stable and unstable fixed points differs considerably from that considered in neural fields with sigmoidal or Heaviside nonlinearities [28, 39], where the front propagates into a metastable state (see Figure 1b).
