Sentence examples for likely unstable from inspiring English sources

This signifies that the tear edges were moving independently and were likely unstable.

"Wouldn't use those in a traditional method since they are most likely unstable and instead use them in the way the Vietnamese did as IEDs and grenades using a newly constructed method of ignition via another small amount of explosive, but that is all I'll go into that due to obvious reasons," said one user.

It is most likely unstable because it cannot be held together by hydrogen bonds.

The RcsA/B dimer is also likely unstable since Wehland et al. [20] reported no detection of dimer formation from yeast two-hybrid screening and from affinity chromatography with immobilized His-tagged RcsB.

However, these analyses were limited by small numbers, which resulted in wide CIs and, likely, unstable estimates.

Because only a small number of hips were replaced, the observed associations between JSN and THR had very wide confidence intervals and are likely unstable; this notwithstanding, associations between axial and medial JSN and THR were very strong.

These patients are likely hemodynamically unstable at the time of presentation and may be on cardiopulmonary monitoring which should be evaluated by the attending radiologist.

Patients depressed in the hospital and interested in PAS for the outcome of their current (non-terminal) condition were significantly more likely express unstable opinions, with most rejecting it six months later.

Gentle purification conditions would more likely preserve unstable protein-protein interactions, but may also yield higher purification background, which creates a problem for gel-based analysis.

A model chromatin built from weak nucleosomes would very likely be unstable, having a loose structure and allowing for nucleosome sliding to alternative positions.

We postulated that the gene duplication that generated these two types of subunits caused a likely evolutionarily unstable overlap of roles.