Sentence examples for increased destabilisation from inspiring English sources

"Our presence in Afghanistan has only increased destabilisation and insurgency in Pakistan," Hoh asserts.

The reason behind this was thought to be an increasing destabilisation of the Lewis acidic boronate esters by interactions with the anions.

We hypothesise that EphA Vav2 RhoA signalling might increase microtubule destabilisation to enable direction-switching after cell cell contact.

Russian president Putin has been in Crimea this week, and on Wednesday told officials to strengthen Russia's de facto border between the peninsula and the rest of Ukraine, citing increased threats of destabilisation by foreign forces, as well as the flow of drugs and sanctioned products such as European cheese.

Neither TPEN nor A β (previously reported to activate NLRP3 via lysosomal destabilisation) increased cathepsin activity in peritoneal macrophage cell lysates, further suggesting that lysosomal membrane disruption and a redistribution of lysosomal contents are required for TPEN-induced IL-1 β release.

Cell-death response to 6-thioguanine and cisplatin was associated with significant proteolysis of MLH1, with XIAP destabilisation and increased caspase-3 activity.

Since 1968, leadership destabilisation campaigns have increased in frequency and bitterness.

The combined results show that MLH1-proficient cells are more sensitive to a cisplatin-mediated decrease in cell viability, corresponding to a significant destabilisation of XIAP, increased caspase-3 and -9 and PKC- δ proteolysis.

Mouse embryo fibroblasts with a disrupted CLU gene show IKB destabilisation, which results in increased NF- κB activity and modulation of NF- κB-target genes.

SM hydrolysis, catalysed by the enzyme family of sphingomyelinases (SMases), results in increased efflux of cholesterol and increased membrane fluidity (Slotte et al, 1989; Neufeld et al, 1996), thus inducing membrane destabilisation and facilitating membrane blebbing and MP shedding (Van Blitterswijk et al, 1982; Chang et al, 1993; Tepper et al, 2000).

Destabilisation of sediment sources and increased sediment fluxes in the Late Quaternary followed millennia of climatic deterioration (cooling/aridity) and vegetation change and led to altered patterns of sedimentation during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM).