Conversely, the possibility of intramolecular rearrangement means that failure to isolate geometric isomers or to resolve the racemic mixture into optical isomers is not absolute proof of lability.
Taube has interpreted lability of complexes according to their electronic configuration in terms of VB theory.
The zeolites are noted for their lability toward ion-exchange and reversible dehydration.
"We give up our emotional lability," he told me, "our ability to be open to surprises, our ability to think flexibly, and our ability to value nature".
Even as he turns back toward Baxter in surprise, and even as he sees, or senses, what's coming toward him at such speed, there remains in a portion of his thoughts a droning, pedestrian diagnostician who notes poor self-control, emotional lability, explosive temper, suggestive of reduced levels of gaba and excessive glutamate among the appropriate binding sites on striatal neurons.
The film shows the depredations of time, but also the lability of the past, its different meaning and value for both parties, and how, now that the couple are talking, the past can seem as unstable as the future.
As we enjoy an afternoon pint in the Pembury Tavern near his home in Hackney – fittingly for a man who recorded an album called Cupid & Psyche 85, the beers are called Zeus, Dionysus and Sparta – Gartside describes yesterday's hangover as "a moment of emotional lability".
I remembered this constant lability from one concussive visit to the emergency room.
The reviewer, Dr. Andrew Mosholder, thought "emotional lability" was overly broad.
In the case of Paxil, GlaxoSmithKline's original analysis of its trials simply found an increased level of what the company termed "emotional lability" among children given the drug.
