Sentence examples for key instability from inspiring English sources

DNA copy number changes of 15 key instability regions were further investigated using QPCR in 101 tumors (including 25 tumors also analysed on 50 K SNP microarrays).

They are both investing in infrastructure and manufacturing, and striving to overcome what is their key problem: the instability of Ethiopia and Senegal's immediate neighbours.

Further, by reading the original papers we noticed that key terms including instability as well as reoperation are not clearly and unambiguously defined.

Fighting between Kuwait's parliament and cabinet (the latter is named by the emir) have held up key infrastructure projects, caused instability, and diminished public confidence.

LONG-TERM COOPERATION -- The men are to lay out a "strategic framework" for efforts to curb weapons proliferation and international terrorism and to address political instability in key regions.

We then describe the self-modulation instability – a key to an early realization of the concept.

The key RHS variable, institutional instability, is based on changes in the structure of the coordination of collective bargaining.

There are two key issues: the system instability and the presence of different time delays in each signal channel.

The European Council President, Donald Tusk, has said: "We will step up efforts to address conflict and instability as key push factors of migration".

The Alu elements are unstable recombination mutation hotspots in the human genome, and it is suggested that the Alu-SNPs represent a key manifestation of this instability.

Delivering the first Budget after the end of Labour's 18 years in opposition, Chancellor Gordon Brown told MPs he had identified the UK's four key economic problems as "instability, under-investment, unemployment, and waste of talent".