Theoretically, the extension of the transaction chain, especially with multiple transactions based on credit, would indicate an increase in the risk and uncertainty of the whole transaction process, and the market would demonstrate a higher level of instability.
Additionally, there is reason to believe that hybrids do not play a role in recombination, as you would expect that over-expression of RNase H in mutant cells (such as repair or checkpoint defective mutants) should inhibit repair and would lead to an even higher level of instability (in particular chromosome loss), which we do not find to be the case (Wahba et al., 2011).
"The very high level of instability could lead us back into the vicious cycle where children are used as tools of war," Joanna Van Gerpen, the head of the agency's office in Freetown, said in a statement.
The combustor was operated at two conditions; one exhibiting a low level of thermoacoustic instability and the other a high level of instability.
Given the high level of instability in the country, it can be presumed that other African states will use their leverage to attempt to craft a political arrangement that caters to their own national interests.
Samples showing novel alleles at either BAT26 or BAT25 or both markers are assigned as MSI (corresponding to a high level of instability, MSI-H Boland et al, 1998).
The MSI status was determined with standard methods for 223 cases, and a high level of instability was detected in 59 tumours (26.5%, MSI-High), whereas 164 samples showed stable microsatellite repeats (73%, MSS).
Samples showing novel alleles at either BAT26 or BAT25 or both markers were assigned as MSI (corresponding to a high level of instability, MSI-H (Boland et al, 1998)).
Although no significant difference was found in the total number of chromosomal aberrations between high and low RAD21-expressing tumors (P = 0.660), the difference in the number of base pairs affected by genomic change suggests that RAD21 expression is linked with a higher level of genomic instability.
This idea can be transferred to the context of cohabiting families: if the majority of parents in a given society are married, cohabiting parents should face a higher level of union instability than if cohabitants make up the majority (Heuveline and Timberlake 2004).
