Mr. Cardoso thus ends as he began eight years ago: serving as Brazil's great stabilizer.
Andrew Jackson's Democrats vied against the Whigs, who in the 1850's morphed into the Republicans, defining the two-party system America has had ever since -- an extra-constitutional device that has proved a great stabilizer of constitutional democracy.
There so much heaving change here — China's planning to open 97 new airports and 83 subway systems in the next five years — the family strikes me as the great stabilizer (even more than the regime's iron fist).
Rudd, a great stabilizer of even low-rated Rotten-Tomato-ed comedies, is a star whose immeasurable talents need more challenges, and here is a nice change of pace.
The results obtained show the greater stabilizing efficiency of the investigated compounds as compared with dibasic lead carbonate (DBLC), barium-cadmium-zinc stearate (BaCdZn stearate) and n-octyltin mercaptide (n-OTM), which are commonly used industrial stabilizers.
However, inclusion of stabilizer, such as mannitol, trehelose and sucrose, which acts as cryoprotectant coupled with optimized freeze drying cycle, can lead to greater stability of protein based products.
During the 2 months prior to initiation on the index antipsychotic, a greater percentage of quetiapine-treated patients were treated with atypical antipsychotics and mood stabilizers; a greater percentage of olanzapine-treated patients were treated with typical antipsychotics in both oral and depot formulations; risperidone patients had fewer antipsychotic monotherapy days.
However, the BD suicide group accounted for 6.2% of all suicide deaths, which is very much in keeping with prior studies on the proportion of BD decedents in large suicide samples (Karch et al. 2006; Schaffer et al. 2014; Takizawa 2012), and there was 10-fold greater use of mood stabilizers in the BD group and small percentage (3%) in the non-BD group.
Ladder stabilizers are another great add-on accessory.
