Sentence examples for stabilization toward from inspiring English sources

A mensurative study that surveyed the full range of canopy cover (0 100%) using nearly five times more quadrats from pristine areas yielded the same results: richness and diversity increased with canopy cover at the high and middle zones (approaching stabilization toward high cover values), but no effects occurred at the low zone.

UV-melting analyses of DNA strands indicated that the αPLL copolymers showed the highest stabilization efficacy toward poly dA)·poly dT) duplex and poly dA)·2poly dT) triplex without affecting reversibility of inter DNA association.

FISCAL OUTLOOK BRIGHTER France Is Now Believed to Be Headed Toward Currency Stabilization.

During the 1950s several important developments influenced the attitudes of governments toward stabilization policy.

Instead, the flame stabilization point lies toward the jet centerline relative to the leading point.

"We put all of our policies toward stabilization" of the rupiah, inflation and the current account, he said.

It is remarkable to think back on the prevailing attitude toward stabilization policy at the time, which was something like omnipotence on the part of the Fed.

The interplay of these forces and the implications for the political choices that multinational firms make will become especially prominent as national governments chart an uncertain course toward stabilization following the global financial meltdown.

He said he felt relief that the hard work done at Fukushima was moving the facility toward stabilization, noting the especially difficult work performed in the first two months after the tsunami.

From the initial partition into active and inactive conformers, we estimate that this deprotonation contributes approximately 1.2 kcal/mol toward stabilization of the active fold at a crucial step during folding of the TRAP.

In the latter case, exemplified by Bunsen burner stabilized flames, the Schlieren image veers toward room temperature as the radius increases; in the former instance, characteristic of flames expanding into reactants from central ignition or axial stabilization, it shifts toward higher temperatures, approaching the luminous front with increasing radius.