Sentence examples for stabilising I from inspiring English sources

The key is the way in which the protein generates the radicals and then prevents these high-energy intermediates from stabilising (i.e., dropping to a lower energy) through side reactions.

Hold on a tick, my wobbly podium needs stabilising: I'm painfully aware of being a middle-class white male defending the election of a middle-class white male atop an urban music countdown.

Bortezomib is a potent anti-MM drug by inhibiting the proteasomes, stabilising I κB α, and suppressing p65/p50 activation.

Feedback gains (i.e. target velocity/eye velocity) ranged from 0, where the target position was decoupled from the subject's eye movements (i.e. the target is stationary on the screen), to +1.0 where the retinal image was stabilised (i.e. the target is driven by the subject's eye movements).

The scapula was not stabilised, i.e. the set angles of flexion/abduction were achieved using a subject-determined combination of glenohumeral and scapulothoracic motion.

(iii) Did P. alpicola arise at several localities independently (polytopically), or did it arise in one locality and spread afterwards throughout the Central Alps? (iv) Are hybrid forms reproductively stabilised, i.e. discrete?

Rehabilitation programs are often provided to address these sequelae and can commence as soon as the fracture has been stabilised (i.e. during the period of immobilisation) or, more often, after the period of immobilisation (i.e. when bone union has occurred).

Taken together with the UV difference and CD spectroscopy, this indicates addition of Cu2+ to acid-stabilised i-motif alters the structure to a hairpin conformation.

After adding EDTA to this solution, a return to a spectrum consistent with that of an acid stabilised i-motif is observed once more, i.e. it returns to the form it previously took before addition of Cu2+ (Fig. 4a).

Excessive asymmetry was observed in gene families under the strongest stabilising selection, i.e., lower relKa in the singleton ortholog and has a minimum at logarithm of relKa = 0, i.e. in the pairs of paralogs in which the singleton orthologs evolves close to neutrality.

Thus, the objective of this study was to discover the morphology, topography and syntopy of the CCJ and its main stabilising ligaments, i.e. the transverse ligament of the atlas and the alar ligaments in farm bred silver fox.