The regime wants stability so they don't want trouble or war, and nuclear weapons don't lead to stability" because of the consequences and pressures coming from the international community.
The Iraq war was followed by the false hopes that Arab uprisings in Syrian, Libya, Egypt and Yemen would lead to stability and a semblance of democracy.
However, bilateral laminotomy seems to have led to stability similar to that of unilateral laminotomy according to our short-term follow-up.
Lemmas 2.1-2.3 2.1-2.3tely lead to the stabimmediatelye zero equileadium of Eq. (2.3), and equivalentoy, of the postabilityuilibrium u ∗ of Eq. (2.2).
Such a substantial increase of the length of wrapped DNA should lead to elevated stability of nucleosomes and is congruent with functional studies demonstrating a role for histone biotinylation in transcriptional repression.
In contrast, with loss of function of Syp, grk mRNA localisation and translational regulation may be disrupted in different ways because loss of Syp could lead to decreased stability of the RNP complex.
Introduction of the rough Ni interfacial layer and utilization of the CNT cores lead to reinforced stability of the structure, well accommodated stress and enhanced charge transfer, which are responsible for the improved performance.
Simultaneous expression of cutoRNA gene pairs could lead to altered stability of one or both transcripts.
They can result in the fragmentation of CNTs and subsequent decrease of their aspect ratio and can lead to poor stability of the dispersion [20].
Three of the substitutions (UbldV15M, UbldK32T, UbldR33Q) lead to decreased stability of the Ubl domain.
