4. Private domestic final purchases (a combination of the largest and most stable components of GDP) contracted as sharply at the start of the Great Recession as during the start of the Great Depression.
The most stable components (pH buffers, salt solutions and water) of the mixture were added first, in order to avoid transient exposure of the less stable components (cofactors, substrates, enzymes) to extreme conditions.
The most stable component was bisdemethoxycurcumin, which after seven days had declined by only about 50% (Fig. 9B).
Bisdemethoxycurcumin was again the most stable component and its concentration declined moderately from what had been a very low initial concentration (Fig. 9D).
The most stable component is the theoretical concept, in this case, the CCM, which includes a description of structures, roles and supporting elements.
By monitoring the folding/unfolding of 3′SL by H NMR, the base pair at the stem's edge was identified as the most stable component of the structure.
The importance of the Bacteroidetes is further illustrated by the fact that this group is the most stable component of the gastrointestinal microbiota over time in healthy adults (Rajilić-Stojanović et al., 2013b).
For example, the unfolding of the U2/U6 undergoes a transition to a misfolded state which is functional, while in the unfolding of U12/U6atac, the functional helix Ib is found to be the last one to unfold and is thus the most stable structural component.
Notably, the terminal web is by far the most stable cellular component also in the intestine of this organism, since, at molt, it persists in the lumen as a compact filamentous network even after cell lysis (unpublished results).
Consistent with its importance, Cas1 is the most stable and conserved component of functional CRISPR-Cas systems and is considered a signature gene for these defense systems [ 32, 33, 35].
This extensive sampling procedure allowed us to ascertain at which point variance component estimates became most stable, and at which point the inclusion of additional animals into training yielded diminishing returns.
