In the 1990's, most serious analysts took a look at the implausibility of this endeavor, the fantastical price that our taxpayers would be expected to pay, and the dangerously destabilizing consequences of traveling down that path and rejected this notion.
The letter, dated on March 7, warned that Nord Stream-2 would have "potentially destabilizing geopolitical consequences," undermine the energy security of Central and Eastern Europe, and detrimentally impact Ukraine.
In molecular dynamics simulations, the deletion had significant architecture consequences, destabilizing the α-8 helix-capping region and unraveling the last turn of the helix, leading to enlargement of the active site cavity by ∼ 50%.
Capturing bin Laden, then, would possibly mean invading Pakistan, with the likely consequence of destabilizing an already volatile country.
Before the defense minister spoke on Thursday, Russia accused the United States of promoting regime change in Venezuela, warning of the "catastrophic consequences" of destabilizing the country.
It's no wonder that Bush II launched a poorly thought out war in Iraq and as a consequence destabilized the Middle East, creating ISIS and the current chaos.
Hence, Myc downregulation is expected to deplete snoRNPs and, as a consequence, destabilize the corresponding snoRNAs [ 35].
To further confirm that TFAM protein might be destabilized as a consequence of reduced mtDNA content, we used 2′,3′-dideoxycytidine (ddC), a nucleoside analog known to incorporate efficiently into mtDNA and terminate its replication, as another method to examine its effect on TFAM protein levels.
A letter signed by 12 industry organizations this week to senators warned that the legislation would "have the unintended consequence of further destabilizing the markets".
We all click the wrong link now and then, but the consequence isn't destabilizing an entire state.
