Sentence examples for contributing to the stability from inspiring English sources

Since the embedded fillers resemble core/shell nanoparticles we drew on the results of published theoretical studies on the stabilization of colloidal systems to help define key factors contributing to the stability and equilibrium morphology of filler reinforced elastomers.

J. P. Morgan said in a statement the government's "medium-term holding objective" was about 15percentt, "contributing to the stability of Renault's capital".

The resultant values of the thermodynamic parameters are summarized in Table 2 to account for the main forces contributing to the stability of Hb and binding mechanism.

The amount of bound Tween80 molecules was estimated to be approximately 12% of the total amount of Tween80 molecules, contributing to the stability of the SWCNT aqueous dispersion.

Factors contributing to the stability of bone nail construct are stability at the nail entry site, a snugly fitting medullary canal, impaction of the nail tip into the metaphysis and the interlocking screws.

We have developed a computer algorithm, FOLDEF (for FOLD-X energy function), to provide a fast and quantitative estimation of the importance of the interactions contributing to the stability of proteins and protein complexes.

A Korean peace that contributed to the stability of Communist China, as any Korean peace seems likely to do would be intolerable to a large number of congressmen.

Although it contributes to the stability of the government in the near term, Mr. Ben-Eliezer's dual responsibility also guarantees his eventual departure, his advisers say.

It is in our interests for Afghanistan to be more stable in part because it contributes to the stability of the region, and in particular Pakistan.

There's a neighborhood watch system that's already gone into effect in Mosul, and the presence of coalition forces there contributes to the stability.

Human activity seems to have contributed to the stability of the desert by increasing surface reflectivity and by reducing evapotranspiration.