Sentence examples for means of stabilization from inspiring English sources

In economies in which this approach is administratively difficult, other means of stabilization have been tried.

Sometimes this purpose is stated as "the avoidance of inflation"; and without the use of federal taxation all other means of stabilization, such as monetary policy and price controls and subsidies, are unavailing.

Given the magnitude of the effect of WT hSOD1 co-expression on the age to paralysis of G37R mice, it appears that WT proteins possess the capacity to: (i) double the toxicity of a given unit of G37R hSOD1, (ii) double the steady-state level of the G37R protein by some means of stabilization or (iii) acquire a level of toxicity essentially equivalent to mutant SOD1.

Not just that, he suggested he was comfortable with the national government taking them over ― at least temporarily ― as a means of market stabilization.

The time course of Kir2.1 surface expression and degradation suggest that the mutation hampers channel degradation and enhances surface expression also by means of protein stabilization at the plasma membrane.

The purpose of such a controller is to achieve the better positioning possible of the spindle by means of a good stabilization mechanism and by counteracting the vibrations generated naturally by the rotation.

The goal of these techniques is decompression, by increasing vertebral canal and intervertebral foramen dimensions, by means of traction and stabilization [ 38, 39].

This paper is concerned with the problem of exponential mean-square stabilization of hybrid neutral stochastic differential delay equations with Markovian switching by delay feedback control.

Justice Tom wrote that to hold otherwise "would encourage subterfuges as a means of improperly manipulating rent stabilization".

By the Lyapunov functional approach and the H-representation in [10], some sufficient and necessary conditions of the asymptotical mean square stabilization of stochastic time-delay systems are given.

Unfortunately, "innovative" in the context of stabilization policies often means "unlikely to succeed" — and the precise implementation of this plan, with some very complex details, seems fraught with danger.