It is a precarious process of stabilising the relational order.
In 1976, Syrian troops entered Lebanon under the pretence of stabilising a country rapidly tumbling into civil war.
Without this combination, the potential for instability is even greater, particularly considering the massive growth in the population of the region, and the lack of resources to stabilise and underpin what is fast becoming a youth-led boom.
The linear relationship between distances with a steep slope is expected under directional selection, and the lack of relationship is expected under stabilising selection.
Subsequent disruption of ATG1 does not stabilise Pex11 GFP, furthermore, the lack of the GFP breakdown product in atg1Δ pex3Δ cells indicates that Pex11 GFP is degraded by autophagy-independent pathways (e.g., the ubiquitin/proteasome machinery) in the absence of Pex3.
By lunchtime it was obvious the efforts of the central bank and attraction of high UK interest rates were outweighed by a complete lack of confidence in the UK's ability to stabilise its currency.
He showed clearly that in palmar flexion the dorsal carpal ligament is taut, but cannot stabilise the fracture because of its lack of attachment to the distal carpal row.
In vertebrates, the use of small molecule inhibitors or inhibitory antibodies revealed a similar requirement for Aurora B in the checkpoint response to microtubule stabilising agents that induce a lack of tension [ 104 106].
Since the degree of fibrosis in a non-cirrhotic liver is devoid of corresponding clinical manifestations, the main endpoint should be downstaging or, at least, stabilising fibrosis (that is, inducing a lack of progression).
Allylic cation formation therefore cannot account for the lack of chirality transfer observed with enantioenriched substrate 17, despite the presence of the potentially stabilising phenyl substituent.
