Sentence examples for not less stable from inspiring English sources

LRRK2 [A2016T] is not less stable after treatment with GNE1023 showing no change in accumulation at 24 h of inhibitor treatment compared with WT LRRK2.

If the mutant Amotl2a is not less stable, overexpression of this protein could interfere with the interaction of endogenous Amotl2a and YAP and it might induce the dominant-negative phenotype.

The inflection points for the four mutants were similar, and all were slightly higher than the wild-type (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1), suggesting that all the mutant isoforms are more stable, not less stable, than the wild-type.

However highly transformable strains were not significantly less stable, as we found no significant relationship between these two properties in any of the three datasets (r2MLST = 0.002, P = 0.8; r2genome = 0.04, P = 0.53; r2uptake/transformation = 0.007, P = 0.8).

The results suggest that DT104o would not be less stable than other loci.

In the United States, although the term is usually one of opprobrium, this was not always true in the post-Depression years of the 1930s; and it is generally not true in less stable Third World societies.

(D, D′, D″ ) In a fj d1 mutant background, the phosphomutant protein (fj - Act-ft - S/T>Ax5 -EGFP ) does not become any less stable suggesting any loss of stability in (C ) is caused primarily by a loss of Ft phosphorylation.

We expect and success demands that any action we take in Iraq make the region more stable not less.

In general, the IMF reports, hedge funds make financial markets more stable, not less so.The term "hedge fund" dates from the early 1950s.

The elevator, at 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue, did not fall, and no one was injured in the accident, which happened at 5 15 p.m., but the subways that run directly underneath Times Square were stopped so that their vibrations would not make the elevator less stable, Firefighter Paul Iannizzotto said.

He is a proven threat to regional stability and too dangerous to be allowed to have the world's deadliest weapons; a regime change in Iraq would be likely to make the region more stable, not less, even if dangers would remain.