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"People feel more stable about their general civil rights," he said.

There is no shortage of more stable generalizations about dangerous dogs, though.

The composite film and the bulk composite are thermally more stable by about 65 °C than pure PMMA.

In the gas-phase, rilmenidine and aminothiazoline exist in two forms (amino and imino), the amino tautomers being more stable by about 6 kJ/mol.

And less axon wiggling meant more stable synapses: About 70% of synapses stayed put in 1.5-month-old mice during a given month, whereas 80% were stable in older animals, the researchers report online 17 August in Nature Neuroscience.

The core of LIMMA is an implementation of the empirical Bayes linear modeling approach, and provides more stable inferences about differential expression.

In addition, in order to draw more stable conclusions about the cost-effectiveness of lifestyle intervention programmes, more studies on the transition probabilities within interventions, programme resource use, and long-term effects and compliance would be very valuable.

It is important to note that formality is 20 points more stable than informality, and about 38% of the unemployed remain in this situation for two consecutive years.

The more stable domain (Tm about 74°C at pH 7.4) is further stabilized by KF and the domain with the lower Tm binds to and is stabilized by heparin (Table 1), as also corroborated by DSF.

True security will only be achieved if we use all our resources – aid, diplomacy, our military prowess – to help bring about a more stable world.

By closing one of the last chapters of World War II, a reconciled Poland and Russia could bring about a more stable and united Europe.