Sentence examples for net stability from inspiring English sources

The geochemical oscillation is expected to affect the net stability of mineral phases, activities and community structures of microorganisms, and rates and magnitudes of microbial diagenetic reactions.

This stasis need not be obdurate, there could be subtle oscillations in morphology (Lieberman et al. 1995; Eldredge et al. 2005), but overall net stability prevailed.

For the United States, where we now observe a small decline in contact with the father, the net decline may have been explained away, leading to net stability.

If you want to be in that space, and get the safety net and stability that comes with it, you have to accept simple terms.

This region potentially could affect preproprotein net charge, stability, activity or processing.

Keynesian economics holds that aggregate demand — the sum of all consumption, investment,  government spending and  net exports — drives stability, and that government can and should help in difficult times.

For my turn at the wheel, I set the traction management system to mode three, which firms up the suspension and dials back the traction-control intervention but retains the safety net of the stability control electronics.

The long-established "safety net" undergirding the stability of commercial banks — deposit insurance and lender of last resort facilities — has been both reinforced and extended in a series of ad hoc decisions to support investment banks, mortgage providers and the world's largest insurance company.

The proposed approach takes into account constraints on the control, the marking of the Petri net, and the stability of the closed-loop system.

Polish authorities, and commentators such as the Financial Times Wolfgang Munchauu, recently made the point that East European countries should be given a shortcut to join the euro and access to its safety and stability net.

However, the aggregation propensity of the more than 30 ALS-variants studied did not correlate with any known biophysical property, including global stability, net charge, or enzymatic activity.