Sentence examples for growth and stabilization from inspiring English sources

Christopher Tonetti is an Associate Professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, where he teaches Growth and Stabilization in the Global Economy in the MBA program.

The hybrid nanocomposite particles were prepared by a simple procedure consisting of mixing two dispersions, particle growth, and stabilization steps.

Synthesis of NPs consists of two simultaneous processes, reduction of Au (III) into Au(0) producing nuclei followed by growth of particles (nucleation and growth) and stabilization of produced NPs by capping ligands.

Combining frontier empirical analysis with economic theory at its best, the authors have produced a must read for anyone interested in the relationship between institutions and macroeconomic performance, and in growth and stabilization in the eurozone.

This review deals with the resent progress in general understanding of the ILs role in particle growth and stabilization and the application of ionic liquids for nano- and microparticles synthesis.

Overridden oceanic plateaux would be thrust (subcreted) deep enough to melt in the garnet field and generate syntectonic pulses of tonalite trondhjemite granodiorite (TTG), contributing to craton growth and stabilization.

These data collectively show that MPs harbouring Shh may contribute to blood vessel growth, maturation and stabilization in a vascular network by reciprocally regulating the pro- and anti-angiogenic factors through the increase of NO production, under post-ischemic conditions.

Kyphoscoliosis peptidase (Ky), a cytoskeleton-associated protease essential for normal muscle growth, maturation and stabilization of neuromuscular junction and required for a hypertrophic response in muscle [ 26], was down-regulated 4-fold (0.25-4d 0.25-4dld (5-8d) and 15-fold (9-14d).

At Princeton, we study Earth's ancient magnetic field, the relative motion of continents, the growth, deformation, and stabilization of Earth's lithosphere, perturbations to the global carbon cycle, paleontological evidence for animal evolution and mass extinction, and the history of climate change.

The early postnatal period (from P1 to P10) in the rat brain is characterized by dramatic changes contributing to synaptic formation, growth, regression and stabilization of connections [41].

Note that the cyclic softening develops in three stages: incubation, growth and the stabilization period.