Sentence examples for stability consequences from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, regardless of timing, higher US policy rates could still result in a significant and abrupt rebalancing of international portfolios with market volatility and financial stability consequences that go well beyond US borders".

A composite score for negative inferential style was formed by combining the ratings on four of the scales: globality, stability, consequences, and implications about the self.

The following consequence is a stability result for equation (1.1) in the sense of Hyers-Ulam.

The following consequence is a stability result in the sense of Aoki-Rassias which generalizes Aoki's result from [17] and the result of Rassias from [18] (where the case n = 1 was considered).

Other polymorphisms of the vitamin D receptor gene, such as the restriction site Fok I and the binding site for Cdx2, have functional effects, either on vitamin D receptor mRNA synthesis or its stability, with final consequences on the quantity and/or function of vitamin D receptor protein.

This trend in stability is a consequence in part of the decrease in M−C bond strength on going down within a group.

Their kinetic stability is a consequence of small droplet size and the presence of an interfacial film around oil droplets (Murray et al. 2009).

The addition of inulin to the fat-reduced dessert sweetened with the combination of 50%Su+50%Su decreased the syneresis, and as a consequence, stability increased.

The yielding behavior and the Portevin-Le Chatelier (PLC) effect of the investigated steels were also found to be altered with different austenite mechanical stability as a consequence of different Mn additions and IA temperatures.

This apparent stability was the consequence of the weakening of central government under the last two kings of the Árpád dynasty, Ladislaus IV (1272 1290) and Andrew III (1290 1301).

And it is this question which is at the heart of our most challenging structural economic issue that virtually all nations are facing now or in the next two decades: Namely, the impact on economic stability as a consequence of the growing imbalance between that demographic over 60 and those in traditional working life between the ages of 22 and 60.