Sentence examples for greater destabilization from inspiring English sources
"If we do not intervene, there will be a greater destabilization.
And yet, despite these intentions, the distrust and bungling on both sides led to even greater destabilization.
When the UK and Pakistan announced on Monday that they had each carried out lethal drone strikes against their own citizens, they followed a template sketched by Obama over the past seven years – one that critics have warned risks greater destabilization and legal abuse.
On the basis of the relationship expressed in Eq. 2, the values of the transfer free energy of the SWCNTs become more positive with increasing salt concentration, leading to greater destabilization of the SWCNTs.
In contrast, Vinson found substantial destabilization of a coiled coil upon phosphorylation at an interior helical position, with greater destabilization due to phosphothreonine (pThr) than phosphoserine.
Provided the interchain cross-link was induced by cyclic hemiacetal 8, we anticipate that the long HNE aliphatic chain should induce a greater destabilization of the DNA duplex, as compared to the (6 S -crotonaldehyde-derived adduct.
In contrast, in the interior of the α-helix, both post-translational modifications were destabilizing with respect to the α-helix, with the greatest destabilization seen for threonine OGlcNAcylation at residue 5 and threonine phosphorylation at residue 10, with peptides containing either post-translational modification existing as random coils.
A total or partial meniscectomy produces a great destabilization of the joint, thus leading to a rapid degeneration and a more severe pathology (McDermott & Amis 2006).
In huco2, placement of α2 in the middle separates Arg21 in two α1, resulting in the greatest destabilization.
The broadening of the T N3H and T N3H resonances as compared to the other thymine imino resonances suggests that the greatest destabilization occurs at the modified X·T and 3′-neighboring T·A base pairs.
The higher levels of activated stathmin could induce greater microtubule destabilization in patient cells (Manna et al., 2006; Manna et al., 2009).
