They also stand for cultural conservatism and stability, constituting a "power to protect slowness", in the words of Franz Walter, a political analyst.Angela Merkel, now chancellor, was testing the limits when she set out to give the CDU a makeover after becoming chairman in 1998.
By adversely affecting family functioning and stability, poverty constitutes an important risk factor for children's poor mental health functioning.
The new vector, pLS1ROM, exhibits full structural and segregational stability and constitutes a valuable tool for genetic manipulation and regulated gene expression in S. pneumoniae.
Thereby the stability of results constitutes the prerequisite for further interpretation because it insures reproducibility and indicates that the results generalise from the concrete dataset.
In addition, the variation in accuracy between the folds in the external validation loop constitutes a stability criteria, also used in the model selection process.
When a state is stable for all of the DMs according to a specific stability definition, the state constitutes an equilibrium or possible compromise resolution.
Recommendations for future studies are to challenge what constitutes physiological stability in order to progress mobilisation as an intervention in ICU.
The equivalence of Z-stability and strict comparison constitutes a stably finite version of Kirchberg's characterisation of purely infinite C∗-algebras.
Due to their attractive properties, i.e., a high specific activity and a low thermal stability, these enzymes constitute a tremendous potential for fundamental research and biotechnological applications.
In each scheme, major concerns have been on one hand the stability, which may constitute a problem especially in presence of time delays in the communication channel, and on the other the so-called transparency of the overall system.
