Sentence examples for not stabilised from inspiring English sources

The antibody detects a stabilised form of the protein that, if not stabilised through mutation, is stabilised through other means, which results in an interruption of the degradative pathway of wild-type p53 (Wynford-Thomas, 1992).

This whirlwind of politics and personalities might become dizzying were it not stabilised by Lizzie's unmistakable voice.

Scientific knowledge about wasteland habitats has not stabilised in ways that can consistently inform conservation policy and practice.

Recent in situ 13C studies suggest that lignin is not stabilised in soil in its polymerised form.

Of particular concern, though, is that this trend suggests that the education gap between the genders has not stabilised – and reinforces predictions that it will continue to widen.

In 2012 a study by Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego found that Venice had not stabilised as previously thought, but was continuing to slowly sink – and to tilt eastward.

Moreover, stabilising the rouble may not stabilise the country.

This fact can be used to certify whether economic MPC is not stabilising.

While numerous polymers have been previously tested, most do not stabilise the wood sufficiently, penetrate far enough, or remain stable without producing toxic fumes.

The electrografted amine layer does not limit the stability range and citrate-capping groups do not stabilise the nanoparticles to oxidation.

EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said that if the situation in Ukraine does not stabilise, the EU "would assess possible consequences in its relationship".