Sentence examples for stabilization reflected from inspiring English sources

We observed that neither MIN nor macroscopic carcinomas showed p53 stabilization reflected by the low levels of nuclear p53 expression, correlating with wild type p53 (Figure 3).

Kinetic analysis shows that this stabilization reflects a slower unfolding rate.

Here we show that the memory trace that causes stabilization reflects not just the latest percept, but perception during a much longer period.

The concern about debt stabilization is reflected in the (delta _{g,f})'s that measure the feedback of the debt level on government primary spending and revenues.

Immunohistochemical staining for β-catenin normally results in a membraneous and/or a weak cytoplasmic staining, whereas a mutation leading to β-catenin stabilization is reflected as an increased cytoplasmic or nuclear staining.

This indicates organic matter stabilization and reflects a satisfactory degree of decomposition and maturity of organic wastes.

According to Senesi (1989) a decline of C N ratio to less than 20 indicates an advanced degree of organic matter stabilization and reflects a satisfactory degree of maturity of organic waste.

In conjunction with the dynamics of the minichromosome and conservation of pHH400 in Haloarcula species, we speculated that the hierarchy of origins in plasmid stabilization might reflect the evolution of extrachromosomal replicons.

The stabilization ponds failure is reflected by the changes in the pond biology through the reduction of the wastewater treatment efficiency and the change of the WSP pigmentation.

"Our results reflect stabilization in certain of our businesses," said Edward M. Liddy, the chairman and chief executive installed by the government during A.I.G.'s rescue last fall.

Aline Schuiling, an economist at Fortis Bank, said the stabilization in Germany "reflects some payback for the sharp expansion in the third quarter".