Sentence examples for its lability from inspiring English sources

Although the process is exquisitely controlled, its lability renders it highly susceptible to damage from environmental chemicals.

Critically, however, and unlike for simple copper salts, CHAT can be concentrated in a pH-neutral formulation and retain its lability in terms of copper ion release.

Concerning the use of rosaceous hosts in Brachycaudus, its lability is actually not particularly surprising.

The sequence of this enzyme remained obscure for decades owing to its lability that precluded its purification.

The benefits of gardening decline as D1 detritus becomes easier to absorb, i.e. its lability is increased (Fig. 2D).

The molecular cause of its lability remained elusive; GcvB possesses terminal structures (Sharma et al, 2007) that should protect it from rapid degradation.

Finally, as noted above, the advantage of CHAT over soluble copper salts would only be apparent if a concentrated formulation allowed the former to retain its chemical lability unlike the latter.

24S,25-Epoxycholesterol is difficult to analyse by gas-chromatography (GC mass spectrometry (MS) on account of its thermal lability.

Until recently analysis of 24S,25-epoxycholesterol 24S,25-epoxycholesterol been precluded by its thermat lability and lack of a strong chighophore.

Owing to its reducibility and lability, Mg2Si can readily reduce group IVA oxides, such as Na2CO3, SiO2, GeO2, and SnO2, resulting in macroporous Si surrounded by the reduced forms of the counter reactants (C, Si, Ge, and Sn, respectively), some of which can be electrochemically attractive.

We supposed that incomplete methylation of the Avy IAP might be related to its germline epigenetic lability.