Sentence examples for stabilize expansion from inspiring English sources

During LTP in the dentate gyrus, Arc protein synthesis is required to stabilize expansion of the F-actin network at synapses [ 17].

After the expansion, MSE remained blocked for at least 3 months to stabilize the expansion.

The expansion capacity of the slag mortar bar was observed to evaluate the feasibility of stabilizing slag expansion through the autoclave method.

We hoped the antioxidant therapy would display beneficial outcomes in stabilizing ventricular expansion or reducing associated brain damage and reactive changes like the results from Botfield et al. [ 21] using decorin treatment in juvenile hydrocephalic rats, but consistent findings were not observed in the two trials.

He passed a health care expansion, a financial regulation expansion, stabilized the economy, started a national education reform initiative and has conducted a smart and tough war on Al Qaeda.

The flame structure displays profiles of the main species and atomic ratios similar to previously published experimental measurements on an annular bluff body configuration for both laminar and turbulent flow, demonstrating generality of the resolved flame leading edge structure for flames that stabilize on a sudden expansion.

The stock may be worth 20percentto30percentcent more than its current price, he said, but first, "people have got to see more evidence that average revenue per subscriber is stabilizing, that margin expansion is sustainable and that the company's target of 10percentt subscriber growth is achievable".

Thermal expansion stabilizes chemisorption relative to physisorption.

The resulting model is validated against experimental data obtained in the case of a flame zone stabilized by the expansion of a 2-D channel.

Slag is completely stabilized when the expansion capacity of the slag mortar bar does not exceed 0.052% after three hours of autoclave at 215.7 °C.

Of the total amount of space taken by law firms, 1.1 million square feet was expansion, helping to stabilize the market, said Lisa J. Kiell, executive vice president of Jones Lang LaSalle.