Sentence examples for stable footprint from inspiring English sources

The hydroxyl radical (OH) is the most unstable ROS and its interaction with DNA leaves a specific and stable footprint, 8-hydroxydeoxyguanosine (8-OHdG i.e. 8-oxodG), which can be reliably assessed by means of immunohistochemistry, for example.

The results showed that Beijing's footprint kept stable in the long term due to steady consumption pattern and environmental mitigation policy.

"Replacing coal with gas is the logical step to reducing the UK's carbon footprint and having stable gas prices," he said.

Though BP has operations worldwide, it has a big footprint in the politically stable areas that the major oil firms increasingly crave.

"They have credible and able management and a top-notch portfolio of stable shopping centers with a nationwide footprint".

The increasing demand for sustainable packaging materials with minimal ecological footprint, compatible cost and stable shelf-life has led to a growing interest in biodegradable or compostable cellulosic packaging materials.

Deutsche Bank also secured its footprint in the ultra-stable European consumer banking business by seizing a controlling stake last month in Postbank, a German company that was once a stodgy state-owned business.

Many smaller community newspapers remain stable and newspapers with a large national footprint have generally done better.

Most of the restoration cost went into the ground as crews dug a 7-foot-deep pit on the house's footprint to be repacked with more stable soil than the indigenous gumbo.

At the end of the procedure, a bridge of cuff tissue is compressed against the bone bed, producing a stable construct in the medial aspect of the footprint [ 8, 11, 12].

In summary, our results suggest that use of tissue culture leaves behind an epigenetic footprint in regenerated plants that is stable over multiple generations and may partially explain somaclonal variation.