"The White House is saying it's going to stabilize," the former senior Administration official said, "but it may stabilize the wrong way".
The increased stability could be a result of the hydrophobic nature of the polymer film, which may stabilize the integrity of the complex during turnover.
These structural changes may affect unwinding of the first base pairs of gapped or nicked DNA generating a short flap and therefore may stabilize the DNA-enzyme complex.
The high responsiveness of agents to a fitness measure causes excess volatility, but the frictions of the order-driven markets may stabilize the dynamics.
Copper may stabilize the structure of the active site on Ni surface for methane cracking reaction, preventing the deactivation of the Ni catalyst caused by sintering or by loss of nickel crystallites.
This core shell structure can avoid the aggregation of graphene nanosheets as well as may stabilize the mesostructure of porous carbon, which is beneficial to improving the electrochemical performances of the composites.
In this case, one of the less reducible components, which strongly interact with the supports, may stabilize the second, more noble metals, and thus the latter can be stabilized in highly dispersed state.
Cross-ownership in the banking sector may stabilize the financial system.
You also may stabilize the variance of random or seasonal fluctuations and/or highlight cyclical patterns in the data.
Investigations indicate that the existence of prey refuge may stabilize the system and by using such refuge, the prey population may refrain from extinction [7 13].
The dangling bonds of the edge atoms can be passivated by H atoms in proper environment, and the hydrogenation may stabilize the edges from structural reconstruction [16, 17].
