Sentence examples for potential for destabilization from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it expected, probably correctly, to reap certain benefits from such a response: greater popularity among Palestinians and greater potential for destabilization in the nationalist-controlled West Bank.

Our wavelet-based optimal control procedure allows the policymaker to construct a pragmatic tracking policy, avoid suboptimal policies gleaned from an aggregate model, and reduce the potential for destabilization that might otherwise result due to improper thrust and timing.

These trends, unaltered, hold the potential for massive political destabilization and terror.

More concerning is the potential for intensified violence and further destabilization of the country in the wake of the Houthis' ascent.

It has proven difficult to pinpoint a particular purification step as the one responsible for destabilization.

We modeled ternary complex disruption mathematically in a generic form without discrimination for destabilization mechanism.

Meanwhile, miR-9 targets TLX mRNA for destabilization and/or translational inhibition, reducing TLX protein levels.

Micro- and minisatellites are similar in repetitive structure, but suggested to differ in the mechanisms for destabilization (Lopes, 2002).

The effect of cytoskeleton-disrupting agents, colchicine for destabilization of microtubule and latrunculin B for destabilization of actin filaments, was verified using astrocytes expressing tubulin DsRed or EYFP actin respectively.

Both Americans and Israelis must question the likelihood of success and the potential for dire consequences such as terrorism, increased oil prices, and destabilization in the region.

These results suggest that directed destabilization of emulsified lipids using interfacial engineering approaches has potential for modifying lipid digestibility and/or the release of bioactive agents at specific sites within the GIT.