Sentence examples for experience destabilisation from inspiring English sources

The improvement in peritoneal ultrafiltration per gram of carbohydrate absorbed seen with icodextrin may be particularly advantageous to diabetic PD patients, who have an increased risk of type I ultrafiltration failure [ 20- 24] and who frequently experience destabilisation of their glycaemic control following the use of hypertonic glucose dialysis solutions.

The climate destabilisation we are experiencing is only a foretaste of advancing chaos, which the author describes with considerable relish.

The violent confrontations between the two contributed to the destabilisation of Germany's inter-war experiment with democracy, the Weimar Republic.

Moderate rates of alluvial fill were experienced during the Late Bronze Age (3600 3000 cal. BP), but the most significant destabilisation of the soils occurred later than in many regions of Greece.

Moreover, even if some patients were not experiencing formally defined relapses, a doubling of mesalazine dose is a sign that there has been some form of destabilisation of disease control or suboptimal management that is sufficient to warrant clinical concern.

Solidarity, not destabilisation.

Pakistan has suffered terrible destabilisation.

These shifts increase the effect of destabilisation.

It began a process of destabilisation.

Inevitably, there is a risk of unrest, destabilisation and violence.

First, the destabilisation of eastern Ukraine is unacceptable.