Sentence examples for destabilizing action from inspiring English sources

The exact nature of the PRD appears to make a negligible difference in this stability effect, with the P10 sequence being sufficient to represent essentially the full fibril destabilizing action of the PRD.

One possibility is that in the presence of DM and absence of an exchanging peptide we observe peptide dissociation from the "fast release" conformers, on which the weak destabilizing action of DM would be enough to promote peptide release.

The coterie pushing for less short-termism and more long-term thinking on the part of corporate America refer only in passing to the alternative – Fink nods in the direction of the existence of "investors focused on maximizing near-term profit at the expense of long-term value" and the risk that corporations may respond to the demands of these shareholders with "potentially destabilizing" actions.

Trump added: "Threatening and destabilizing actions only increase the North Korean regime's isolation in the region and among all nations of the world.

"We strongly urge the Houthis to halt immediately their destabilizing military actions and return to negotiations as part of the political dialogue".

In doing so, the use of design methods can lead to destabilizing the habitual action of participating actors, helping them to break free of existing institutions and contribute to service innovation.

US National Security Advisor Susan E. Rice issued a statement calling the test a "destabilizing and provocative action" that will "undermine peace and security in the broader region".

The phenotypic analysis of the latter unveiled a new facet of plectin's ever increasing functional repertoire by establishing a mechanistic link between sarcolemma-associated plectin, its microtubule-destabilizing action, and glucose transporter mediated glucose uptake of muscle fibers (Raith et al. 2013).

In general, Ang-1 can be viewed as a stabilizing messenger, causing continuous Tie2 phosphorylation, and Ang-2 as a destabilizing messenger preparing for action [ 17].

Herein we provide new evidence that wall teichoic acid (WTA) biogenesis is a remarkable antibacterial target with the capacity to destabilize the cooperative action of penicillin-binding proteins (PBPs) that underlie β-lactam resistance in MRSA.

These changes were not caused by unspecific effects because at this time point of infection, membranes were not destabilized by fungal action as indicated by low electrolyte leakage that was similar in infected plants to that of non-infected plants (Table 2).