Sentence examples for in which stabilizing from inspiring English sources

A plausible mechanism of the ROP promoted by associations of TU with TFA through double hydrogen bonding was suggested, in which stabilizing of the carboxylate anion and enhancing of the Brønsted acidity made the catalytic ROPs by TU TFA viable.

And we've got to unify the American people, getting them to come together around a long-term national security strategy in which stabilizing Iraq is only a part.

To test the contribution of RNA structure to temperature-sensitive editing changes, we used genetically engineered Drosophila strains in which stabilizing and destabilizing structural mutations have been introduced into the endogenous locus of a natural editing substrate [ 8], revealing altered temperature sensitivity of editing due to engineered RNA structural changes.

A transgenic mouse model, in which stabilized β-catenin is expressed in mesenchymal cells, develops aggressive fibromatosis (desmoid tumors) and hyperplastic cutaneous wounds [ 11].

Alternatively, the contrast between the in utero cortical changes reported by Chenn and Walsh and the lack of a CNS phenotype in our mice or those of Fults could indicate that the developmental stage of the neuroepithelial cells in which stabilized β-catenin is expressed is critical.

This data suggests that following depolarization, a disulfide bridge could form between R228C in S4 and C136 in S1, which stabilizes the channel open state (see model and discussion).

The second conserved arginine (Arg1001) in PlexinC1 is equivalent to Arg903 in p120GAP, which stabilizes the position of the arginine finger.

New far-infrared data from NASA's FUSE satellite offer a possible explanation for this paradox: the disk gas is extremely rich in carbon, which stabilizes it against being blown away.

Ever since President Franklin D. Roosevelt's legendary "First 100 Days" in office — which stabilized a country ravaged by the Depression — the first 100 days of every president have been used as a measuring stick for success.

As shown previously (Baskaran et al., 1993, 1999), c-Abl can phosphorylate the CTD in vitro, which stabilizes it from proteasomal degradation.

Conversely, hearts from mice deficient in CK, which stabilizes contact sites, show increased vulnerability to reperfusion injury (Spindler et al., 2004; Whelan et al., 2012).