Sentence examples for some destabilisation from inspiring English sources

In the absence of DNA, the activities of SAP* and SAPΔ were slightly lower than those of WT Siz1, and selectivity for K164 was somewhat reduced, possibly indicating some destabilisation of the mutant proteins.

The absence of α-, β- and δ-sarcoglycan causes the complete loss of the other three sarcoglycans and some destabilisation of dystroglycans (Refs 23, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64).

Moreover, even if some patients were not experiencing formally defined relapses, a doubling of mesalazine dose is a sign that there has been some form of destabilisation of disease control or suboptimal management that is sufficient to warrant clinical concern.

But with foreign donors engaged in backroom debates about the extent to which they should cut funding for, and contact with, a Hamas-run PA, Palestinians inevitably wonder whether the pullout of the monitors was just the beginning of a process of abandonment, or even of a strategy of deliberate destabilisation of the PA, which some American and Israeli officials are known to favour.

"The bus subsidy might seem like a cost that's easy to do away with, but it has some profound consequences, one of which is a destabilisation of the rural demographic".

It was in the interest of some politicians, not all from the Muslim Brotherhood, to sustain this state of destabilisation.

The CAR is composed of over a dozen different ethnic groups, mostly Christian, some animist, and a significant Muslim minority.The other is to avert a destabilisation of the region.

Larger lipid aggregates can be seen inside the roasted almond cells after digestion (Fig. 3F) suggesting that some transformation had occurred (e.g. by bile salt and/or lipase penetration, and destabilisation of the surface proteins of the oil bodies).

Solidarity, not destabilisation.

Pakistan has suffered terrible destabilisation.

These shifts increase the effect of destabilisation.