Sentence examples for state stabilisation from inspiring English sources

"Continued slow but steady improvement in the performance of the state stabilisation programmes" is reported.

Each enzyme has one glutamic acid and two aspartic acid residues necessary for activity, while most enzymes of the family also contain two histidine residues critical for transition state stabilisation.

In the third model, based on a crystal structure of T. thermophilus RNAP, folding of TL was proposed in order to stabilize, via R1239 and H1242 residues, the triphosphate moiety of the i+1 site-bound NTP in the active (insertion) conformation (transition state stabilisation or orientation catalysis) [ 7, 9].

However, the relatively mild effects of substitutions of amino acids that, according to crystallographic data, interact with the triphosphate moiety of incoming NTP observed in this work (R1239A, H1242A, R1239A/H1242A) are also inconsistent with the transition state stabilisation hypothesis [ 9].

This mechanism results in a gradient of slowing cellular oscillations and sets up a "wave" of cell state stabilisation moving in an anterior-to-posterior direction, which leads to a spatially periodic pattern of cell state that can be interpreted as sequentially forming segments.

Fast sampling rates show that MFCs exhibit differential steady-state stabilisation behaviours depending on Rext, with consequences for time constant (tc) selection.

1a,  b,  2 Aurophilic interactions are the result of relativistic effects and impart solid-state stabilisation energies in the range 7 12 kcal mol−1, comparable with those attributed to hydrogen bonds.

This article addresses the problem of robust pseudo state feedback stabilisation of commensurate fractional order polytopic systems (FOS).

where r = e j 1 - ν π 2. Using this result, the pseudo-state feedback stabilisation problem has been solved in [4].

However, we do not accept that it understood the implications of this, which included collapse of the state, failure of stabilisation and the facilitation of Islamist extremism in Libya … "This suggests the government has yet to appreciate the lessons from our experience in Libya, including our lack of country knowledge amongst those drafting and deciding policy.

During the first two passages, the stabilisation state was associated with tumour differentiation exhibiting features of a maturing ganglioneuroma (Santos et al, 2004) However, the IGR-NB8-R-resistant xenografts showed similar histological features to those observed in the parental xenografts, namely those of a poorly differentiated NB.