Sentence examples for effect of destabilizing the from inspiring English sources

Describing supposed events in South America, for instance, he writes: "The climatic events of the mid-sixth century -- the drought and the El Ninos -- had the effect of destabilizing the Moche empire.

Sacrilege was hardly the only offense prohibited by the Hays Code, but within a few years this attack on one corner of the prohibitions had the effect of destabilizing the rest.

Negative reinforcement has the effect of destabilizing the currently active rule-coding clusters; subsequently, spontaneous activity varies again from one cluster to another, giving the organism the chance to discover and learn a new rule.

If these SNPs will be experimentally confirmed, they could have the effect of destabilizing the interaction between the miRNA and the mRNA, which could consequently avoids cleavage and lead to phenotypical variations in developmental features or in the resistance to viral infection.

Emphasis is placed on the effect of destabilizing loads and on the derivation of the solution methodologies required for tracking a highly nonlinear equilibrium path, namely: parameter continuation and arc-length continuation procedures.

This has primarily focused on trying to enhance the stability p53, potentially reducing the effect of destabilizing mutations and restoring wild-type activity.

But those exact same leg movements will tend to have the effect of destabilizing you on a ship".

Bringing down Saddam, Wurmser predicts, would have the happy effect of destabilizing both Syria and Iran.

The Croatian purge had a further effect of destabilizing Tito's rule in Yugoslavia's most industrially advanced republic.

The objective of the study was to document the effects of destabilizing rotation on the turbulent transport of heat and momentum.

The adsorption of borate strongly inhibited reduction of CCl4, but a concomitant addition of chloride partially offset this effect by destabilizing the film.