Sentence examples for in destabilisation from inspiring English sources
It had sheltered Igor Giorgadze, supposed mastermind of the 1995 attack, which was a crude exercise in destabilisation.
If a degenerative process results in destabilisation and abnormal spinal motion, different types of surgical fusion can be used to stabilise the spine [53].
An important hallmark of EMT is loss of E-cadherin expression, resulting in destabilisation of the cell cell contacts and detachment of cells from its surroundings.
The association of IQGAP1 with active Rac1 results in destabilisation of adherens junction as a cause of enhanced E-cadherin protein degradation.
It is widely believed that the majority of clinical mutations affecting human G6PD result in destabilisation of the folded native state.
To further confirm the role of PI3-kinase in destabilisation of ER α, we transfected MCF-7 cells with constitutively active PI3-kinase and measured ER α protein 48 h after transfection.
Reduction in the range of medication used did not result in a destabilisation in mental state, but was associated with positive outcomes.
Sitting back and watching the region descend into ever greater chaos cannot be the right moral thing to do especially as the West's intervention in the Gulf war of 1990 and, despite what Mr Blair says, the Iraq war of 2003 has been a huge factor in the destabilisation seen in the region today.
This pattern, previously identified as a highly repetitive motif [ 20] involved in mRNA destabilisation [ 19] in L. lactis can thus correspond to a specific feature of L. lactis genes; its absence could, at the opposite, be a sign of recent genetic acquisition.
Romo also alleged Ricardo Patiño, the foreign minister who granted asylum to Assange in 2012, was involved in the "destabilisation" plot and had travelled with Bini to Peru, Spain and Venezuela.
Bernardi was a key player in the destabilisation campaign against Malcolm Turnbull in 2009 during the senate deliberations over the ill-fated carbon pollution reduction scheme.
