Sentence examples for only stabilised from inspiring English sources

It has landed them Australian Test winger Brett Morris and wunderkind hooker Michael Lichaa, the hope being that Canterbury's troublesome spine will become not only stabilised but an asset.

Since Larpent's arrival, however, the company has not only stabilised but grown to operate 42 homes across the south-west and south of England and deliver 38,000 hours of domiciliary care each week.

Over the past four years the Slic approach has not only stabilised the number of hospital bed days used — quite a feat in the face of exponentially rising demand — it also led to a 61% reduction in the number of nursing home placements.

It is also difficult to predict alternative conformations that are only stabilised under certain in vivo conditions such as protein binding and physiological concentrations of divalent cations.

Indeed, although a natural physiologic precursor of endogenous sulfated compounds, SAMe in its native form degrades rapidly and only stabilised synthetic forms have been used in scientific studies [ 12].

Although it was previously thought that HIF-1 was only stabilised under hypoxia, it is now known to be constitutively expressed in some tumours due to genetic alterations occurring during malignant transformation (Jiang et al, 1997; Feldser et al, 1999; Zhong et al, 2000).

Clearly, there is no recovery in UK confidence out there and Europe continues to lag the UK (and may have only just stabilised, maybe not), and we could argue that IT should be front-end recovery so this suggests news elsewhere may be even worse.

But what the council does is important, because a new regime will only stabilise when Tripoli, where a third of the six million Libyans live, develops its own leadership.

"Dramatically rising energy costs will only stabilise when there is enough renewable energy coming on stream".

The immobilisation of enzymes can increase protein stability [ 15]; however, by implementing orientation-dependent protein immobilisation, researchers may not only stabilise a protein, but also promote superior performance in applications such as biosensors.

One plausible explanation is p53 may only stabilise hnRNP K expression as a consequence of DNA damage, where as during other cellular functions such as division hnRNP K expression could possibly be regulated by alternative mechanisms.