Sentence examples for nearly as stable from inspiring English sources

"However, a joint tenancy is not nearly as stable as a tenancy by the entirety".

The hsFv fragment was significantly more stable than the Fv fragment, and nearly as stable as the scFv fragment under the conditions used (80 nM protein concentration).

First, investors will begin to see that investing in a diversity of hedge funds, without principal protection, will provide nearly as stable returns.

Indeed, China, for all the outward modernity of Beijing, may not be nearly as stable as it looks, and there is good reason to believe that the one-party system is itself the main source of instability.

In its native condition at 37 °C or in the presence of urea, this format was nearly as stable as the corresponding scFv, indicating that non-covalent interactions between the MPTS subunits can replace the covalent peptide linker in scFv.

One of the most important lessons we have to learn from her work is that the texts from the history of philosophy and from Western culture more generally are not nearly as stable as we would wish them to be.

As reported previously, dihydrolipoic acid (DHLA -capped caDHLA -cappedde–zincadmiumde (Cdselenide zinchowed no losulfidentensity after 14 h and were nearly 100 times as stable as, and also 20 times as bright as Rhodamine 6G [19].

The cost of the war in Afghanistan is making basic goals, such as stable housing, decent work and education, nearly impossible to maintain.

Oils that are rich in monounsaturated fats, like canola oil, aren't nearly as bad for you as saturated fats, and are generally stable enough for deep-frying.

Chen considered how the Chinese government hopes to see a stable currency, which would benefit them but not be nearly as positive an impact as that a purely export-driven country would experience.

This suggests that the argon atmosphere was not stable over time, and that oxygen penetrated the sample nearly as efficiently as in the case of the non-flushed samples.