Sentence examples for destabilization of state from inspiring English sources

Thus, theincreased noise in the postsynaptic current produced by synaptic facilitation does produceconsiderable destabilization of state lifetimes the hybrid model of synapticfacilitation without such enhanced noise produces the greatest possible stability ofdiscrete memory states.

The chief justice brushed aside the plaintiffs' contention that Congress meant to threaten the destabilization of state insurance markets to force the states to create exchanges.

"We are speaking here about a factual destabilization of the state power in Ukraine," one official, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, told reporters.

Despite its early obligatory character, the perturbation in the dynamics and consequent destabilization of native state does not provide the full molecular picture for the pathogenic conversion of PrPC.

This result suggests that perturbation of the stabilizing interaction involving this region plays indeed an important role in the destabilization of native state, at least in the initial stages of the misfolding process.

The destabilization of provinces, states, and, in some cases, even whole regions is a common consequence of ethnic violence.

Although these results concerning potency agree well with the prediction, we should caution the reader that the experiments are based on our Ca2+ concentration assay and thus do not preclude other possibilities such as destabilization of native states or inhibition of the transition from inactive to active in other ways.

It is reasonable to predict that other B-family DNAPs, with their conserved polymerase active site structures, have similar responses to complementary ribonucleotides and to further predict that the destabilization of both states may extend to replicative DNAPs from other families.

The increase in the ΔG of opening of both mutants compared to wild-type causes a rightward shift in the VDA curve that indicates either a stabilization of the closed state or destabilization of the open state.

Its accessible surface area state becomes more native-like with destabilization of the native state by temperature.

These mutations are all consistent with a destabilization of the closed state, and are in fact in an open state as determined by the exposure of a TEV protease site in vivo.