Sentence examples for stabilizing impact from inspiring English sources
Yet as much of an effort as Rutgers has made, over the years Camden's institutions of higher education have not always had the stabilizing impact that they have had in other troubled urban areas.
But in the Kandahar districts of Zhare and Panjwai, as well as in the Andar district of Ghazni Province, these courts could have the kind of stabilizing impact that militias — whether state-sponsored or "indigenous" — are unlikely to have beyond 2014 as external oversight declines.
The existing literature on stabilization so far has concentrated on increases in earnings or gross incomes to examine the stabilizing impact of tax benefit systems.
"Frankly, we used to underestimate the stabilizing impact that housing has," said Joe Finn, president of the nonprofit Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance.
Whatever stabilizing impact nuclear weapons may have had during the US-Soviet Cold War confrontation, any residual benefits of these arsenals are overshadowed today by the growing risks of proliferation and terrorism.
The keystone role of such species therefore resides in their stabilizing impact on the gut environment.
Parthenogenesis notwithstanding, gamete development is accompanied by significant epigenetic programming that has the potential, if stabilized, to impact developmental events in subsequent generations.
In step two, the slope data was extrapolated from the less noisy slope data inside the pupil towards the outside such that we had reasonable slope data over a larger aperture to stabilize the impact of eye pupil dynamics.
Community furnishes the stabilizing and cohesive impact that balances the open communication and unlimited access to information on the web (Garrison & Kanuka, 2004).
Our critical review of this literature, framed in modern coexistence theory, reveals that plasticity affects species interactions in ways that could impact stabilizing niche differences and competitive asymmetries.
Monovalent salts such as LiCl generally modifies the ionic strength of a solution which, depending on the charge distribution of the enzyme, have either a stabilizing or destabilizing impact on the enzyme conformation [ 28].
