Sentence examples for destabilizing processes from inspiring English sources

PEEP sensors also monitor light intensity and sediment temperature, variables which can influence bank stabilizing and destabilizing processes.

Mean droplet size, the stability against destabilizing processes (creaming, flocculation and coalescence) and the rheological properties of the emulsions were analyzed.

Prototypical cell-penetrating peptides and antimicrobial peptides can generate negative Gaussian membrane curvature, which is geometrically necessary for membrane destabilizing processes such as pore formation, blebbing, and budding.

The internalization is particularly prominent at sites where the processes of the sensory neurons contact one another and may act there to destabilize process-to-process contacts that normally inhibit growth.

Israel has just bombed a Syrian convoy of antiaircraft weapons in a sortie that also hit a weapons research center — with no response from Assad beyond a belated grumble that this was "destabilizing" (that process seems advanced already).

In tubulin kinetics experiment, compound 6a destabilized polymerisation process (IC50 = 4.68 μM).

High arc voltage and short distance laser arc has destabilized the process.

Incorporation of latent heat in such a small range of melting temperature destabilizes the process of solving the numerical problem.

However, the presence of ubiquitin-like protease activity (Ulp) in native cell lysates combined with the short half-life of the SUMO-1 modification [15], [16] may destabilize the process.

By modulating multiple functional immune cell types and their corresponding cytokines, EPO therapy transformed a significantly destabilized autoimmune process in EAE animals into one of relatively normal immune status.

Many in Northern Ireland fear that trials would reopen the old wounds, destabilizing the peace process, all the more so as unionists have already begun clamoring for offsetting "justice" for themselves, in terms of the large numbers of their community who were killed by republican bombings, shootings and assassinations that were followed by amnesties under the Good Friday pact.