Sentence examples for destabilization effect from inspiring English sources
BaF2 is found to exert a pronounced destabilization effect on the tysonite structure of GdF3.
If this would be indeed the case, the main energy for a substorm must be located with 10 Re for the unloading, namely a destabilization effect.
Met252 oxidation has a more deleterious effect on FcRn binding than M428 oxidation, whereas Met428 oxidation has a bigger destabilization effect on the thermal stability.
It could be observed that the destabilization effect of increasing ionic strength on n-Ag suspensions was significantly decreased in the presence of NOM, leading to a more stable n-Ag particle suspension.
Since crude oil prices are interlinked to various financial assets, this result translates itself to different derivatives and the economy, and this destabilization effect is largely under the influence of persistence in oil prices and also in the external shocks that oil prices are subject to.
Comparing the formal potentials (E0′) of [M2 bispen)]4+ [M=Cu II), Ni II)] and those of the corresponding cyclam complexes, a destabilization effect on the M III) state was observed and is ascribed to the strain in the pentaazamacrocycle caused by the presence of the uncoordinated tertiary N-atom in the macrocycle.
In this case, TR is temporarily and moderately upregulated, whereas RA remains unchanged in most cases (clusters 7 9), or even decreases (cluster 10), suggesting strong destabilization effects.
When comparing both kinetics profiles, it is clear that the actual kinetics from clusters 3 10 runs below the theoretical one, which is indicative of destabilization effects.
Looking at the results obtained with biomembrane models systems, one can conclude that the membrane destabilization effects are only partially charge-dependent.
The estimated local destabilization effects for the dual mutations H275Y + I117M and H275Y + I117V were not substantially different from that predicted for the H275Y mutation alone.
This fact is very important for many technological processes which take place at different temperatures to obtain the required stabilization or destabilization effects.
