Sentence examples for role of instability from inspiring English sources

And, like Obama, he made it a point to note the destructive role of instability and terrorist safe havens in Western Pakistan.

There is therefore a great need for sensitive, high-resolution techniques capable of detecting genomic instability over time as this would afford critical insights into the mechanisms that underlie genomic instability and the role of instability in tumorigenesis.

The role of microsatellite instability (MIN; increased mutation rate) and chromosomal instability (CIN; increased aneuploidy rate) in cancer development is well documented (Lengauer et al. 1997), and the identity of many cancer-causing somatic mutations is known (e.g., Cancer Gene Census Futreall et al. 2004).

For the former, given the known role of genetic instability in promoting cancer, and the known role of RTEs in promoting genetic instability, the possible association is obvious.

We evaluated the role of the instability in a group of patients, focusing mainly on the clinical symptoms and X-ray signs of the instability.

In this case, the role of the instability in the poloidal wave generation is not clear.

The role of the instability related to the existence of the azimuthal plasma pressure gradients is discussed.

IPAT analysis highlighted the critical role of economic instability on the fluctuation of DMC in the periods of 1980 1986, 1986–1996 and 1996 2002.

To illustrate the role of flow instability on galloping detonations, experiments are performed with a spiral inserted into the 12.7-mm diameter tube to generate perturbations artificially.

Age-related differences in trunk intrinsic stiffness, as an important potential contributor to spinal stability, were investigated here because of: (1) the role of spinal instability in low back pain (LBP) development; (2) the increasing prevalence of LBP with age, and (3) the increasing population of older people in the workforce.

Fiona David, executive director of global research for the foundation, summarized the role of political instability in driving vulnerability, telling 24/7 Wall St., "In conflict situations, the rule of law breaks down.