This type of substituent appears not to disturb the stability of the phenoxyl radical formed as well as its stabilization through intramolecular interactions.
The presence of this electron withdrawing group (σ-acceptor and a weak π-donor) in an ortho position to a hydroxyl group appears not to disturb the stability of the phenoxyl radical formed as well as its stabilization through intramolecular interactions.
General Shwe told an army day parade "Whoever disturbs the stability and hinders the development of the nation must be eliminated as the common enemy".
It is shown that the specially constructed thermal noise terms disturb the stability on the dual interfaces and can produce heterogeneous nucleation of product phases at energetically favorable points.
The conversion of multi-functional landscapes to mono-functional ones disturbs the stability of rural areas, their capacity to provide other ecosystem services, and the social support toward their preservation.
We showed that deletion of the H3 helix, which is believed to disturb the stability of SOCS box folding, abolished SOCS6-mediated mitochondrial fission and apoptosis.
Another explanation is that the insertion of Alu and L1 elements frequently disturbs the stability of the target gene [ 14], and the human genome evolution process has likely formed a mechanism to remove the exons derived from such elements.
While a certain level of stress can be attributed as a motivating and facilitating factor for academics work and the acculturation process among international students; nevertheless, in most cases, stressors disturb the stability or wellness of the client system causing negative physical and mental health related outcomes.
In a separate statement, the governor of Abyan, Gamal Aqel, said, "We are involved in cleansing the entire province of Abyan from these terrorists who disturbed the security, stability and public order".
C. 238 BCE 205 BCE Ptolemy IV Philopator, ( Greek: "Loving His Father") (born c. 238 bce died 205 bce) Macedonian king of Egypt (reigned 221 205 bc), under whose feeble rule, heavily influenced by favourites, much of Ptolemaic Syria was lost and native uprisings began to disturb the internal stability of Egypt.
