Sentence examples for stable ring from inspiring English sources
On the upper branch the stable ring (solid lines) can lose stability with dominant mode = 2 (solid circles), 3 (triangles), 4 (squares), etc. for decreasing h.
These results present a new potential route by which hydrogen leads to greater control over CVD-synthesised carbon nanotubes and graphene, i.e. by driving the formation of smaller, more stable ring structures earlier in the growth process.
Astronomers now believe Pluto to be the largest member of the Kuiper belt, a somewhat stable ring of objects located between 30 and 50 AU from the Sun.
Possible explanation is that glucose is less reactive due to formation of very stable ring structures in aqueous solutions (glucopyranose and glucofuranose) which retards its reactivity.
Biochemical and structural studies show that these proteins form a stable ring structure, containing two copies of each subunit (Adami et al., 2007; Yip et al., 2010).
As the Ku70/Ku80 heterodimer forms a highly stable ring structure encircling DNA ends (Walker et al., 2001), if Ku remains DNA bound once a DSB has been repaired, it would likely interfere with various processes, particularly transcription and replication (Frit et al., 2000; Ono et al., 1996).
We have exploited the self-assembling properties of archaeal-derived protein Lsmα to generate new supramolecular forms based on its stable ring-shaped heptamer.
However, there is a risk that subsets of dimensions form stable rings, where the values of the organizational code and the codes of the members of the superior group are shared but differ from the reality, or where the values oscillate between having no value or the wrong value.
After this process, single PFs can remain in stable ring-shaped or helical configurations, a first hint that longitudinal interactions are more stable than inter-PF bonds [ 60].
1H NMR and FT-IR analyses confirmed the presence of the chemically stable cyclopropane ring in both monomer and polymers.
The most prominent type of click reaction is the copper(I) catalyzed alkyne azide click reaction which leads to the formation of a stable triazole ring.
