Sentence examples for highly stabilised from inspiring English sources

The reliability of this has been improved by the use of a highly stabilised constant current power supply.

The simulation studies allowed a better understanding of experimental quench data and were used for determining the adequate dimensioning and protection of the highly stabilised superconducting cables for connecting magnets (busbars), optimising the quench heater strip layout for the main magnets, and studying quench back by induced eddy currents in the superconductor.

Noticeably, we observed significantly higher levels of p53 in our colon tumour samples and little to no p53 in the matched normal colon tissue raising the hypothesis that targeting this highly stabilised p53 within these tumours could promote significant tumour regression.

It uses highly stabilised laser light (Nd: YAG, λ = 1.064 μm) in a Michelson-type interferometer arrangement.

In contrast to WT-p53, aberrant p53 proteins can lose their tumour suppressor functions and give rise to highly stabilised mutant proteins with an acquired gain of function participating in EMT and tumour progression (Oren and Rotter, 2010; Kogan-Sakin et al, 2011; Termen et al, 2013).

There is an indication that highly stabilising PVA may lead to more evenly dispersed cells providing more colony forming units rather than better survival.

However, survival was not strongly correlated to the colloid-stabilising properties of the other polymers and was very poor after suspension in highly stabilising MC indicating a strong interaction between factors.

On the usual criteria, Alton has been highly successful, stabilising the Observer after years of decline, and winning a string of awards.

This did not quite amount to a "one-child policy", as it is often called (the average number of children per woman was closer to two), but it was highly effective in stabilising numbers.

Now Bill Richardson, the energy secretary, finally losing patience, has fired the contractor in charge of the most delicate task at Hanford: stabilising highly radioactive liquid wastes stored in 177 rapidly decaying concrete tanks.The contractor was BNFL Inc, a subsidiary of British Nuclear Fuels, which is already in a load of trouble at home.

Agostic interactions have been shown to be important in stabilising highly electrophilic cations [149, 150].