Sentence examples for partial instability from inspiring English sources

However, from day 5, a micrometric aggregate was found, indicating a partial instability of the solution.

Another important factor is the partial instability of the raw materials in air and sunlight as reported in Table 4.

The possible case of a seismic load of ah = 0.3 g, av = 0.15 g impacting the dam under routine conditions could also cause its partial instability.

The abnormally spliced form is noncoding, whereas the correctly spliced mRNA expresses a mutated βE-globin with partial instability.

However, the amount of the VARS2 protein detected by Western blot analysis was moderately decreased compared to control fibroblasts, suggesting partial instability of the mutant protein (Fig. 2E).

The identification of some reaction intermediates has been achieved by preparing possible intermediate state analogues chemically (e.g., by incubation of the enzyme with hydrogen peroxide, which, however, has the caveat of the partial instability of the enzyme under those conditions).

Due to the presence of degenerative changes in the biceps tendon (inflammation, partial rupture, instability) in both study groups, a biceps tenotomy or tenodesis was always performed (group 1: 30 tenotomies, 11 tenodeses; group 2: 27 tenotomies, 14 tenodeses).

Deviation in tubulin concentration is due to partial microtubule instability in phosphate buffer at low tubulin concentration and the microtubule stabilising effects of hTpx2 (compare pelleted tubulin at 0.25 µM with and without hTxp2).

Patients having apparent lateral compartment OA (grade III or IV by modified Outerbridge classification), major meniscus tear which needs partial meniscectomy or instability due to ligament injury were excluded from this study.

Various characteristics such as X-chromosome inactivation status, p53 mutations, partial allelotyping, microsatellite instability, and comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) analysis have been used to compare BC1 and BC2 in CBC patients [ 5– 12].

Leonhard's subphenotypes of monopolar depression are characterized by distinct affective syndromes recurring in each episode with identical symptoms, whereas essential criteria for manic-depression are remitting course and bipolarity with a melancholic or manic basic syndrome, presence of mixed states or unipolar partial states with instability of mood.