Sentence examples for further to stabilize from inspiring English sources
After the synthesis temperature was reached, we held it 30-min further to stabilize the furnace and to obtain a single-crystalline Ni phase, as suggested in a previous report [12].
Dr. Ruggiero gave her further exercises to stabilize her tracking and hold her gaze, and she worked on these exercises diligently at home.
Mr. Paulson has been cautious about predicting the future of the markets and the possible necessity of further action to stabilize them.
The RGO was further used to stabilize silicon (Si) nanoparticles to prepare silicon-graphene composite electrode materials.
Herein we present a system to obtain fibers from clickable elastin-like recombinamers (ELRs) that crosslink in situ during the electrospinning process itself, with no need for any further treatment to stabilize them.
In order to simultaneously estimate the unknown state and fault(s) information, a set of novel distributed adaptive estimators are designed, based on which a decentralized fault accommodation scheme is further constructed to stabilize the whole interconnected system.
Further, efforts to stabilize peptides through chemical modifications such as peptide stapling promises to expand the repertoire of achievable therapies [46].
Log transformations will be made before further analysis to stabilize variances as needed.
As such, we propose that addition of biochar with high phenolics content represents a further approach to stabilize SOM in terrestrial ecosystems by inhibiting enzyme activities [ 116].
In addition, bases located in the bulge also participate in stacking interactions with nucleotides of the canonical and noncanonical stems and further contribute to stabilize the motif (Lin et al. 2011).
In a letter of acknowledgment, the firm wrote: "Certain transactions have been and may further be effected to stabilize the price of the securities covered by this confirmation to facilitate a distribution of securities, in which distribution this firm has an interest.
