Sentence examples for dramatically destabilized from inspiring English sources

"If the current developments of autonomous weapons by high-tech nations are not stopped, then global security could be dramatically destabilized," Noel Sharkey, professor of artificial intelligence and robots at the University of Sheffield, tells me.

For 'forbidden' triplet sequences, the A-form conformation is dramatically destabilized because potential hydrogen bonds are not made.

In the absence of the prosthetic group the enzyme was dramatically destabilized and followed a broad non-two-state transition with calculated Tm-values at 56 and 67 °C.

Of the divalent cations tested: Mg+2 and Mn+2 significantly stabilize the protein, while Ni+2 dramatically destabilizes the protein.

About this there is little doubt: The city's young men deserve to not fear arrest for nonviolent drug crimes, which inflicts trauma and indignity on the individual, his family, his peer group, and dramatically destabilizes his ordinary life.

l-Lys is not a substrate but, rather, dramatically destabilizes the C4a-OOH intermediate, accelerating its conversion to H2O2 and FAD by 150-fold.

For example, the GTP/GDP-binding-null K1347A mutation used to test the requirement for GTP-dependent activation (Smith et al., 2006) dramatically destabilizes LRRK2 protein, at least in our experiments (Lewis et al., 2007), and are thus a little more difficult to interpret if toxicity is concentration-dependent.

"This is an area harder to destabilize dramatically than in Thwaites area" of West Antarctica, adds Penn State University glaciologist Richard Alley, commenting on the new study.

You can't keep changing the money you throw in dramatically, because that destabilizes the situation".

The region is destabilized".

Mr. Kabila's death would dramatically alter the dynamics of a two-and-a-half-year war that has drawn in half a dozen African nations and destabilized all of Central Africa.