In an effort to reduce job instability across the public sector, in March 2012 the French government introduced the Loi Sauvadet, which was supposed to limit how long people can work on short-term contracts by moving them after 6 years to more stable, open-ended contracts.
The genome of Synechococcus sp. from the dynamic coastal environment showed an almost a twofold increase in the number of sensor and response-regulator genes, relative to the genome from more stable open-ocean environments, reflecting a greater need to respond to changing environmental conditions.
Despite criticism leveled at him over the years for being indecisive and too bound by consensus politics, S.B.Y. has outshone his rivals — Vice President Jusuf Kalla and the defacto opposition leader and former president, Megawati Sukarnoputri — in pushing an inclusive path toward a more stable and open government.
Only abortive initiation was analysed, since EcEσ forms much more stable promoter open complexes than T. aquaticus enzyme, and biases arising at the stage of promoter escape were, therefore, expected.
I'd probably be better off moving the services to somewhere more stable before opening them up to a broader and potentially more interactive audience".
First, closed regimes North Korea, say, or Cuba are often more stable than more open countries.
Its plan now seems to be to continue on the present course, get incremental amounts of help on the security side and hope that a more stable situation will open the aid spigots from abroad.
With Unix at its foundation, Mac OS X is more stable, secure and open than previous Mac platforms, and the current version, called Tiger, offers features not included in Windows.
The PON1mut structure seems to be more stable with the open conformation.
