Sentence examples for particularly stable in from inspiring English sources

Complexes with dienes such as 1,5-cyclooctadiene are particularly stable: In absence of other ligands, its aqueous solutions are unstable with respect to disproportionation into Cu and CuCl2.

Flavin semiquinone is particularly stable in glucose oxidase [45].

The authors of that study suggested that because HLA-B27 "selects" ligands that are particularly stable in the cytosol.

Neither of these truncated proteins proved particularly stable in cells and both failed to rescue the mislocalisation of Arf3 (data not shown).

Additionally, amphipols are particularly stable in aqueous solution containing low salt concentrations that are ideal conditions for mass spectral analysis.

Although individual differences in personality traits are particularly stable in adulthood [ 38- 40], some evidence suggests that substance use influences personality-related variables [ 41].

As many people know, human civilization arose during a particularly stable period in the history of the earth – the Holocene, encompassing the 12,000 years since the end of the last ice age.

Most of the formulations containing acetone, in Table 2, have apparent relaxation time near or above 1 min and their structure is particularly stable, thus resulting in a difficult application to surfaces.

As it is such a small protein it seems to be particularly stable to rises in temperature.

Her model explained why certain numbers of nucleons in an atomic nucleus result in particularly stable configurations.

A detailed theoretical study suggests that the bisamide unit of the Pompe product allows for a particularly stable protonated ion species in the gas phase as shown in Scheme 2. Given this enhanced sensitivity and the lack of need for the fluorometric 7-hydroxycoumarin unit, we decided to prepare new substrates for MPS-I, -II, and -VI that contain the type of aglycone present in the Pompe reagent.