President Islam Karimov wields sweeping powers, and if a transition is necessary, any discord over his successor may destabilize the Central Asian country.
Environmental stressors may destabilize the coral zooxanthellae system resulting in the expulsion of zooxanthellae and/or loss of photosynthetic pigment within zooxanthellae, causing a condition known as bleaching.
The thermal feedback and variable phase volumes may destabilize the unique steady state at a supercritical Hopf bifurcation point, making the CSDR a natural oscillator during nonisothermal operation.
In bilateral teleoperation systems, communication time delay may destabilize the closed-loop system and certainly degrade the operator's intuition and performance.
Maine requested a waiver in July, saying the "80 percent medical-loss ratio requirement may destabilize the individual health insurance market" there.
Here we present the results of MD simulations that provide the atomistic details of the process, by which the small molecules may destabilize the ordered amyloid oligomers formed by the model hexapeptide.
Our studies indicate that CA3 neurons are more vulnerable to HH than CA1 neurons, and that may destabilize the neural circuits in the hippocampus and thus cause memory dysfunction.
cR8 forms extensive hydrogen bonding with SPSB2 residues, but loss of an intramolecular hydrogen bond that is present in SPSB2-bound iNOS peptide may destabilize the bound conformation of cR8 and lead to a gentle reduction in SPSB2 binding affinity.
In the case of Al Qaeda, these patterns suggest that the deaths of high-ranking members may destabilize the group in the short term, but will not be effective in bringing about its decline.
We have a crane here that can pick that up, but we just want to make sure there's nobody else alive that we can detect with the dogs or devices, because in doing that you may destabilize the pile of rubble and fall further onto somebody.
This paper reports the identification of an operational programmed minus one ribosomal frameshift (−1 PRF) signal that shifts elongating ribosomes into a premature termination codon in the human CCR5 mRNA, suggesting that it may destabilize the CCR5 mRNA through the nonsense-mediated mRNA decay pathway.
