We found that maximum and minimum values of ΔΔG of disease related SASs have higher (destabilizing) values compared with those of neutral SASs.
The graft copolymers become membrane destabilizing at endosomal pH values and are active at significantly lower concentrations than the linear polyPAA.
We used a cluster model as the surface of the strained Si and normal Si, and results of our calculation indicate that, when the Si possessed strained condition, the total energy is destabilized and the value of the gap between HOMO and LUMO became smaller than that of normal Si.
This is because using gold as money destabilizes the real value of gold.
The Chinese finance minister, Xie Xuren, shrugged off the complaints from the Brazilians and others, rather pointing to the need for other major economies to maintain their currencies' value to avoid destabilizing the world economy.
"I think this policy runs the great risk of fueling asset bubbles, destabilizing prices and eventually eroding the value of the dollar," said Representative Paul Ryan, the Wisconsin Republican who is chairman of the House Budget Committee.
Changes in the value of money are destabilizing for their short- and long-term impact on the nominal prices of all investments and consumer products.
In 35% and 58% of the studied proteins we found that at least one SAS could be classified as neutral, stabilizing or destabilizing depending on a ΔΔG threshold value of ±2Kcal/mol and ±1 Kcal/mol respectively.
Indeed, in 35% of our protein set at least one SAS can be described as stabilizing, destabilizing or neutral when a cutoff value of ±2 kcal/mol is adopted for discriminating neutral from perturbing SASs.
By reassembling the logic of each concept, I destabilize the purported value-free meanings in our current biblical and theological vocabulary, so that the phrases elaborated in this essay will gain canonicity within the lexicon of womanist and liberationist theologians.
