Sentence examples for easily perturbed from inspiring English sources

So gigantic they can generate weather — like lake-effect snow around the Great Lakes, or Baikal's relatively balmy microclimate in the midst of Siberia — the earth's large lakes are not easily perturbed.

Water typically adheres to surfaces only weakly at room temperature, and its structure is easily perturbed by probes, so researchers generally had to resort to cooling their study samples in order to coax water layers to stay in place while they were being analyzed.

Compartments 1 and 9, at the periphery of the central square are less easily perturbed into the high amplitude state than the other compartments.

A little bit lighter, and the Higgs field would be much more easily perturbed; a little heavier, and the current Higgs field would be incredibly stable.

The mapping between n and stimulus phase remains roughly invariant throughout a broad range of cut-off frequencies (see supporting Figure S4), and is not easily perturbed by input noise (Figure 8).

This suggests that the curvature seen for this domain is a robust feature of the KCNE1 structure not easily perturbed by changes in the membrane local environment.

These new conformations may easily perturb, for example, protein-DNA binding and thereby induce changes in cellular transcription and replication.

Additionally, membrane rigidification in certain membrane domains could lead to lateral membrane heterogeneity with regions of low tension in between different domains that the peptide may use to more easily perturb the membrane as suggested by different studies [51] [53].

However, the conclusions that can be drawn from these studies about the role of oxidation in aging are somewhat limited by the fact that the authors cannot easily perturb the redox homeostasis machinery and test whether it affects the longevity of the cells.

Thus, cellular systems maintain homeostasis partly by ensuring that processes do not depend on any single component, which could easily be perturbed by mutation or environmental effects, setting the scene for synthetic lethal interactions [4,11,13].

We will never be able to control the thoughts, words and actions of others, but at the very least we can ensure that we have some perspective on them, that we are not overly reactive toward them and that we are not easily overwhelmed or perturbed by them.