The new program, which adapts quickly to feedback from the plasma, draws on the fact that rotating different sections of a plasma at different speeds creates a force called "shear" that lessens instabilities.
However, we have shortened the minimal promoter unit from ∼300 bp to ∼100 bp and introduced different restriction sites flanking the central siRNA sequence so as to enhance the asymmetry of the promoter cassette and lessen the instability that may come from hairpin formation or homologous recombination.
It is assumed that DNA loss during polyploidization may be a selection mechanism to lessen genetic instability or the phenotypic effects of having a larger nucleus and cell size (Leitch et al. 2008).
It is primarily relevant to national government borrowing because the national government must assume the primary responsibility for lessening economic instability.
Helping poorer nations become more prosperous is not only in the interest of humanity but also wise because it lessens global instability.
"On economic reform, Tantawi believes that Egypt's economic reform plan fosters social instability by lessening G.O.E.
On economic reform, Tantawi believes that Egypt's economic reform plan fosters social instability by lessening GOE controls over prices and production.
Early elections also lessen the risk that growing economic instability might undermine the government's popularity.
These enzymes have thus great potential in organic synthesis but drawbacks such as instability, low activity or low selectivity lessen their practical use [ 1, 2].
At the same time, these are far from recessionary figures, and some of the macroeconomic risks stemming from the European debt crisis or oil price instability in the Middle East seem to have lessened.
Third, if investors, and particularly the business community, regard the national debt as a source of potential economic instability, their willingness to undertake real investment will be lessened.
