Sentence examples for possibility of stabilization from inspiring English sources
AlN transparent coatings alternated with different thicknesses of Si3N4 layers were epitaxially grown on single-crystalline α-Al2O3 (0001) substrates by reactive magnetron sputtering, in order to investigate the possibility of stabilization of a crystalline form of silicon nitride.
If assessment of kidney function suggests reversible damage and possibility of stabilization or improvement, then it is reasonable to consider stopping lithium.
As already described [ 25], this gradual weaning is performed to allow an adaptation of the postural system that, combined with exercises performance, should increase the possibility of stabilization of best results obtained.
The same logics as used above to suggest the possibility of stabilization of the early RNA folds by photosynthetically released Zn2+ ions is applicable to the first proteins, which, owing to the more versatile chemistry, could bind metal ions even tighter than RNA molecules do [ 128].
Extremely high-speed scanning and the possibility of dynamic stabilization seem to be promising routes for further exploration.
Knowing that natural cross-linking may occur with ageing of the corneal tissues [ 3, 4] and the possibility of spontaneous stabilization of keratoconus with advanced age, it is difficult to attribute the long-lasting stability observed in adults to either the initial surgery or the natural history of the disease.
This idea of dynamic equilibrium at boron made us consider further possibilities for stabilization of the charged intermediates.
These results suggested the possibility of a simple stabilization technique using a stabilization tag such as Sto-RNase HI C-terminal residues.
Stopping this illicit trade is imperative not only because it is a source of income for a terrorist organization, but also because it jeopardizes the possibility of post-conflict stabilization and reconciliation.
The present study shows the possibility of an effective stabilization of the nanosuspension prepared by a green plant-mediated synthesis in the second step using a wet stirred media milling.
Therefore within the context of our survey we used the following definition: " a patient suffering from an incurable, progressive, life-threatening disease, with no possibility of obtaining remission, stabilization or improvement of this illness".
