Sentence examples for destabilizing effect of the from inspiring English sources
The authors demonstrated that a 5-month season of winter swimming improved antioxidant abilities in healthy men (n = 15) and, consequently, the subjects were more resistant to destabilizing effect of the WBC procedures [ 15].
In this case the destabilizing effect of the temperature gradient (positive Ra) and destabilizing effect from upswimming of oxytactic microorganisms compete with the stabilizing effect of the nanoparticle distribution.
In this case the destabilizing effect of the temperature gradient (positive Ra corresponds to heating from the bottom) and destabilizing effect from upswimming of oxytactic microorganisms compete with the stabilizing effect of the nanoparticle distribution.
The first mutation which is directly involved in the drug resistance is destabilizing (in other words, is expected to be deleterious in the absence of the drug treatment) and the second mutation is needed to compensate the destabilizing effect of the first mutation.
The experimentation points out the destabilizing effect of the internal friction in the over-critical rotor running.
We show that the inertial effects of the swirling flow counteract the destabilizing effect of the rotating damping force.
Particular attention is paid to the stabilizing and destabilizing effects of the various parameters.
In some cases, dynamics were measured at pH 2.5 to take advantage of the fold destabilizing effect of Asp1,9 protonation (ΔΔ G = 3.1 kJ/mol) to increase the unfolded state population and thus increases the extent of exchange broadening that can be observed providing folding rate constants with greater precision.
The Δ2 effect describes the destabilizing effect of an oxygen on one carbon that bisects two oxygens substituted on an adjacent carbon, aligning dipoles and causing gauche gauche interactions between the vicinal oxygens.
Similar to observations reported by Radhakrishnan and colleagues, BtpA could prevent the microtubule destabilizing effect of nocodazole.
While longer sequences usually produce higher signal intensities, shorter oligonucleotides permit better discrimination of single base differences due to the more pronounced destabilizing effect of a mismatch.
