Sentence examples for lead to destabilization from inspiring English sources

Body failure and interference with identity-relevant functions by chronic diseases can lead to destabilization of the BBC chain, leading to a patient having the sense of being ill.

Forcing saturation on a previously designed controller may in general lead to destabilization or at least result in performance losses.

The results support the notion that decreased protein levels and origin loading of Pri2 can lead to destabilization of the whole pol-prim complex at the origins.

For example, only recently it has been demonstrated that there is an optimum EPS concentration for sludge flocculation/dewatering. High or low concentration of EPS can lead to destabilization of flocs.

This result suggests that EA binding to LEF-1 may lead to destabilization of the LEF-1/β-catenin LEF-1/β-catenin LEF-1/β-catenin

An exchange mechanism could thus take place between lipoplexes and plasma membranes that would lead to destabilization of the lipoplex structure, DNA disassembling from the complex with delivery directly into the cell cytoplasm [1], [26].

But Mr. Kostunica said in a weekend statement: "The hasty removal of people from leading positions in the state and the army undoubtedly runs counter to state interests, since it inevitably leads to destabilization of those very institutions and society as a whole and can endanger democratic change".

This tPA amount-dependent change in surface charging leads to destabilization of the colloid.

Additionally, the flexible polyol leads to destabilization of the whole macrolactone ring conformation, resulting in a loss of sterol selectivity.

This leads to destabilization of the system and corresponding speed is known as stability limit of spin speed.

Elongation of the initial stalk facilitates the nucleation of holes and leads to destabilization of the fusing membranes via the formation of a stalk-hole complex.