Sentence examples for effective stabilising from inspiring English sources

In addition, the filamentous nature of the cyanobacteria appears to become an effective stabilising mechanism (Figures 4 and 5).

They can be effective in stabilising population numbers.

Hydrogen species have been observed to be very effective in stabilising both types of compounds.

When they have done that they become rather more effective at stabilising the interface between the air and the liquid by reducing its surface energy.

This did not quite amount to a "one-child policy", as it is often called (the average number of children per woman was closer to two), but it was highly effective in stabilising numbers.

This would suggest that while long-term rulers can sometimes be effective in stabilising broken countries – and rebuilding fragmented societies is easier done without the vexations of competitive politics – it is an ill-advised form of stewardship for a country seeking political maturity.

Lazcano et al. (2008), compared effectiveness of composting and vermicomposting for cattle manure stabilisation and found that pre-treatment with composting then followed with vermicomposting was the most effective in stabilising cattle manure.

In other words, navigated focal/laser photocoagulation seemed to be effective in stabilising retinal thickness after thinning with bevacizumab, and therefore in reducing treatment burden for CSMO over 12 months.

For baseline analysis and tests for heterogeneity among treatment groups at each time point, we used the square roots of the scores (Hürny et al, 1996b) because this transformation approximated a normal distribution and was effective in stabilising the variances for all indicators.

Discrete lateral restraints offer an effective means of stabilising beams against lateral-torsional buckling.

The West believes that the incorporation of Western Balkan countries in the EU is the most effective way of stabilising a region blighted by war throughout the 1990s.