Sentence examples for of destabilization in from inspiring English sources
Shcherbytsky himself continued firmly in charge of the CPU, in a sign of Moscow's fear of destabilization in Ukraine.
"The threat of destabilization in the wider region is realized not only by Russia, but by the whole international community," he said.
Mr. Chávez said that burning the records was suspicious and smacked of fascism and that by refusing to comply with the court order, the opposition leaders were creating a climate of destabilization in the country.
Speaking during an open debate at the Security Council today, representatives of states from Morocco to Yemen echoed the words of the Iranian envoy, Javad Zarif, who said that "the extent of destabilization in the region and uncertainty in Iraq in the case of a war may go far beyond our imagination today".
But now, any kind of destabilization in the region will directly affect physical supply of oil to Asia.
And all of a sudden, pondering the Russian aggression in Crimea, and the Russian campaign of destabilization in Ukraine, I realized that I had exaggerated my belatedness.
"Right now, ISIS is gaining ground in Libya because of all of the destabilization in the region and all of the turmoil".
The question of the role of NMJ destabilization in the metabolic switch clearly remains open.
Similarly, studies looking at dendritic degeneration following NMDA insult demonstrate that microtubule stabilization is upstream of calpain activation and loss of MAP2, suggesting that loss of MAP2 is not the cause of microtubule destabilization in this instance [ 49].
We hope the visual and quantitative data will be helpful in analyzing the differentiation process of ADSCs to mature chondroid cells and revealing a mechanism of cell destabilization in the late stage.
The kinetics of lysosome destabilization in FlaTox-treated C57BL/6J (B6) macrophages was closely aligned with that of LeTx-intoxicated cells, with LysoTracker signal decay occurring around 6 9 min before cells became Sytox Green-positive (Fig. 4c, d).
