Sentence examples for smaller stability from inspiring English sources

A typical disadvantageous mutation under the informational model has a very small effect on the stability score E s, c) (eq. 12) (< 0.5 kT units out of tens of kT units, where k is Boltzmann's constant and T is the absolute temperature), and the physics-based model generally predicts even smaller stability changes.

Mentioned necessities result in the small stability margins.

According to the crystal field theory, a complexing agent with a small stability constant would be decomposed easily due to poor stability when heating.

In short, complexing agents with a small stability constant would be chosen to format the precursor of LiFePO4/C, which would decompose easily due to poor stability when heating.

Due to this reason, the smallest stability margin of robot in this task is just 0.07 m, which is obviously less than the smallest margin in other tasks.

Sixteen deleterious substitutions were chosen among 54 known missense mutations and further ranked by stability change score into six structural and ten functional mutations with large and small stability changes, respectively.

This is because small stability gains or losses associated with selection of certain residues in some regions of the stability landscape of KDO8PS are easily offset by a large number of possible changes in other regions.

The colloidal suspensions exhibit the smallest stability at the isoelectric point, where the total charge of the diffusion layer around the particles is equal to zero.

It seems that the most difficult mutations to predict are either located in coil and exposed residues or those which cause only small stability changes (within the range of −1 and 1 kcal mol − 1).

Through the nightly bombing raids, it stayed lodged in the drain, becoming a talisman for the woman, telling her that, despite daily cataclysms, small stabilities remained on which she could build hope.

Small signal stability (or small-disturbance stability) in a power system is the ability of the system to ascertain a stable operating condition following a small perturbation around its operating equilibrium [7, 21].