Sentence examples for further stabilised from inspiring English sources
This success has further stabilised the LDP's long-term ruling position.
The structure is further stabilised by polyacrylic polymer chains interacting as dopants of polypyrrole.
Non-linear effects in the kinetic data at low concentrations of denaturant suggest that the collapsed state, which is further stabilised in the presence of cosmotropic salts, may subsequently fold directly to the native state through a "triangular" reaction scheme involving internal rearrangement rather than unfolding and refolding.
The DNA conformation is further stabilised by the α4 helix intercalated into the major groove.
The m7GTP ligand is further stabilised in the cap-binding site by a van der Waals contact with W180 on β5, and additional polar interactions with E122 on the β3 β4 loop, R171 on β5, and K176 on β6 (Figure 1 D).
Under reductive amination conditions, the Schiff base formed is further stabilised by reduction (Omura, 1984).
The guarantee of near sell-out crowds will further stabilise finances.
Stephen Anness, fund manager at Invesco, which holds 10.15% of Thomas Cook, said: We wholeheartedly support the action that Thomas Cook has taken in recent months and the work that Frank Meysman and his team are doing to further stabilise the business.
The New Start Treaty includes a 30% reduction in the number of strategic nuclear warheads the United States and Russia are permitted to deploy and a strong and effective verification regime, which will further stabilise the relationship between our two countries as well as reduce the risks of miscommunication or miscalculation.
Embodying genetic Dutchness as represented by 750 full genomes and identified local variants, its repeated use as a reference database can further stabilise this enactment.
The following data are presented relative to the ferrocenium / ferrocene redox couple: The differences in reduction potentials is attributed in the cobaltocenium system to the inductive effect of the alkyl groups, further stabilising the 18-valence electron species.
