Sentence examples for more stable component from inspiring English sources
Two, change the target to something that, taking up the Red Queen metaphor, runs more slowly, i.e., target a genetically more stable component of the tumor, for example, the tumor microenvironment (TME) or the interface between mutated cancer cell and TME.
The correlation of energy and material consumption with income is driven by the fossil component, whereas it is the more stable biomass component that causes higher income countries to have better productivities than their poorer counterparts.
MWNT-oHA has a remarkable solubility in polar solvents and a good thermal stability because characteristic dehydrative ring closure occurs upon heating and forms a thermally more stable benzoxazole component.
In summary, other biomaterial properties being equal, hydroxyapatite builds a more stable mineral component of the skeleton than can be achieved with a calcitic material, which is particularly important at pH ranges that are associated with the intense activity and a high-energy consuming lifestyle typical of vertebrates.
Line of sight (LoS) measurements have more stable direct components that extend beyond the one meter measured length.
It also simplifies the statistical modelling: first, because we avoid complicated issues regarding the modelling and accuracy of magnitude measurements; second, because the process of global volcanism is likely to be more stable than its component parts.
We have found that synaptic components assemble at fixed sites that are much more stable than the components themselves.
As we already mentioned in the Methods section (see Section 2), that the 2nd vector component is more stable than the 3rd vector component, which results from applying the PCA.
Under the MS conditions, dracorhodin (peak 1) is more stable than other components, and it is not easy for dracorhodin to generate new characteristic fragment ions.
The assembly process is driven by differential stability, wherein the resulting structure is more stable than the components and intermediate complexes (Endres et al., 2005).
Use of a smaller baseplate could be optimal in a small glenoid and may make fixation of the glenoid component more stable and may result in more impingement-free range of motion.
