Sentence examples for destabilised with from inspiring English sources
Like SKIP0, SKIP7 formed a stable helical dimer, but the other peptides were highly destabilised, with the order of dimer stability SKIP4 ⪢ SKIP5 > SKIP6 > SKIP3 > SKIP2 > SKIP1.
Three sets of tests were conducted as follows: (A) with neat oil, (B) crude oil partially destabilised by 25%% dilution with heptane and (C) crude oil fully destabilised with 100%% n-heptane.
When supported on alumina, cobalt nitrate is stabilised with decomposition events shifted to higher temperatures, whereas when supported on silica cobalt nitrate is destabilised with only one significant decomposition event, which occurs at a lower temperature.
When supported on alumina, cobalt nitrate is stabilised with decomposition events shifting to higher temperatures, whereas when supported on silica, cobalt nitrate is destabilised with only one significant decomposition event, which occurs at a lower temperature than that of the unsupported complex.
First they infiltrated Peshawar, which they promptly destabilised with regular suicide bombings.
The entire Gulf had been destabilised.With the taking of the hostages came, first, the freezing of Iranian assets, then the partial trade embargo, then the other trade sanctions and the pressure upon the allies to follow suit.
This means nothing less than leaving most of the world's coal, oil and gas in the ground or facing a destabilised climate, with its supercharged heatwaves, floods and storms.
With that, European politics may be destabilised and polarised, with dejected voters turning to fringe parties.
But recent events have destabilised the country, with Kurdish rebels fighting a new insurgency in the south-east of the country.
But recent events in Turkey and across the Middle East have destabilised the country, with Kurdish rebels staging a new insurgency in the south-east of the country.
Since 2003, the Darfur crisis in Sudan has spilt over the border and destabilised the nation, with hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees living in and around camps in eastern Chad.
