Sentence examples for destabilization caused from inspiring English sources
Here, the stabilizing contributions are obviously smaller than the destabilization caused by the introduction of the new side chains.
Taken together, neutral salts alter the colloidal stability of the surfactant-dispersed SWCNTs through the thermodynamic destabilization caused by their preferential exclusion from surfactants on the SWCNT surfaces.
However, a few researchers have made clear distinctions between the different processes involved in soil destabilization caused by seepage and piping (Jones 1981; Bryan and Yair 1982; Dunne 1990).
Our method consists of (i) determining the three-dimensional structure of an antigen, (ii) identifying protective epitopes, (iii) generation of an antigen fragment that contains the protective epitope, and (iv) rational design to compensate for destabilization caused by truncation.
Therefore, the introduction of the designed interchain disulfide bond enhanced the thermostability of FabΔSS and mitigated the destabilization caused by partial reduction of the interchain disulfide bond at the C-terminal region, which occurs in site-specific modification such as PEGylation.
Finally, while intrigue and the deposition of Emperors had taken place before, the fate of Romanos was particularly horrific, and the destabilization caused by it also rippled through the empire for centuries.
For instance, immune cells responding to a dirty stab wound that are reactivated at the site of inflammation causing the release of lytic granules could induce microtubule destabilization causing a transport defect thereby preventing the spread of tetanus toxin into the CNS from the peripheral site.
In these variants, they acted as global suppressors of destabilizations caused by the mutations in the active site.
A mutant that strongly destabilizes PrP (F198S, Table 1) results in a late-onset, rather slowly developing PrD, whereas mutants causing moderate (D178N) or no (E200K) destabilization cause earlier and faster-progressing diseases (Apetri et al., 2004; Capellari et al., 2011; Kovács et al., 2002).
It has been shown that the martensite destabilization is caused by the internal stress that arises in the course of the spatial reconfiguration of crystal defects.
