Sentence examples for inducing instability from inspiring English sources

The FLCC further incorporates limiters governing movement in the three main axes based on attitude, airspeed and angle of attack (AOA); these prevent control surfaces from inducing instability such as slips or skids, or a high AOA inducing a stall.

Finally, when we created the experimental osteoarthritis model by inducing instability in the knee joints of adult mice of wild-type and C/EBPβ+/− littermates, the C/EBPβ insufficiency caused resistance to joint cartilage destruction.

pVHL pocess E3 ubiquitin ligase activity to degrade HIFs which is related in tumor pomoting events but the mechanisms inducing instability of pVHL itself are not clarified clearly.

For example, some microsatellites might be conserved simply because they code for amino acid repeats (Faux et al. 2007; Simon and Hancock 2009) that can serve as disordered regions, inducing instability in protein structure (Simon and Hancock 2009).

The posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) has gradually shown an increasing trend to restore the structural integrity of intervertebral disc space [ 1] and maintain stability after decompressing pathogens that compresses the dura or the nerve root in degenerative lumbar diseases inducing instability, radiculopathy, and others.

A reactor's plasma occasionally will spontaneously reconfigure the prescribed magnetic field, inducing instabilities that may abruptly terminate the experiment.

However, the majority of them are focused on shear and tensile failures induced instability separately.

The Intra Allerød Cold Period induced instability in the development of the woody communities.

The flexibility of the launch vehicle easily induces instability to the total launch vehicle system.

Remarkably, the Cas9 D10A mutant (referred to as the Cas9 nickase) induces instability with a marked bias towards contractions and no detectable off-target mutations.

Wind-induced instability of long-span steel arch bridges is a serious engineering concern, particularly during construction.