Sentence examples for destabilizing conditions from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, as Iraqis watched televised street demonstrations from Lebanon, some here wondered how far they were from destabilizing conditions of their own.
However, under mildly destabilizing conditions, the conformational landscape changes, and a number of nonnative conformations with increased stability can be readily formed.
Under mildly destabilizing conditions, wild-type myoc-OLF adopts non-native structures that readily fibrillize when incubated at a temperature just below the transition for tertiary unfolding.
Asset poverty is a condition in which a person or family doesn't have enough assets (usually savings) to survive for 12 weeks without income; it represents vulnerability to job loss or other destabilizing conditions.
Under appropriate destabilizing conditions, even proteins not related to any kind of amyloidogenic disease can form fibrils [61], [62], [63].
The main difference between these examples and our GST model system is that, under destabilizing conditions, unmodified GST is able to undergo irreversible aggregation on its own.
Unlike CLN3-1, Cln3 protein does not accumulate significantly in T36A under normal growth conditions, but fails to be destabilized under conditions that normally trigger Cln3 degradation.
As reflected by the near disaster over last summer's debt-ceiling crisis, failure to compromise shortly would destabilize economic conditions and generate greater skepticism about Congress.
To resolve the inherent data dependency of the standard LU-SGS method, which causes thread-racing conditions destabilizing numerical computation, a generic rainbow coloring method is presented and applied to organize the computational points into different groups by painting neighboring points with different colors.
The matured form of a given protein remains in a dubious equilibrium, often misfolding to various degrees during its lifespan, as a result of stochastic fluctuations, presence of destabilizing mutations, stress conditions, or unique metabolic challenges, such as cancer or aging.
These hydrates get destroyed by destabilizing the phase equilibrium condition, typically by raising the temperature or decreasing the pressure or by employing chemical inhibitors.
