Sentence examples for subsequently stabilizing from inspiring English sources
These observations led to the hypothesis that filopodia may initiate synaptogenesis by extending themselves towards axons and, subsequently, stabilizing the resulting connections into mature synapses [43].
The number of publicly traded firms was 88 in 2004, reaching this peak in 2002 and subsequently stabilizing.
The most likely candidate for driving and subsequently stabilizing the conformational change to a cargo-binding-competent open form is interaction with multiple PtdIns4,5P2 molecules arranged in a roughly planar fashion in the membrane.
Stabilization of these PPIs subsequently stabilizes transient conformational states, which are increasingly being recognized as important allosteric targets.
Although the yen has subsequently stabilized, the ministers repeated their assertion in Paris that the yen's fall "may have undesirable consequences," an indication of continued anxiety.
New York City's continual growth during the 20th century caused Long Island's population to climb precipitously; Nassau and Suffolk counties doubled and quadrupled their populations, respectively, between 1950 and 1970, although they subsequently stabilized.
Phenolic hydroxyl groups in the leaf extract are believed to reduce Cu2+ in solution to generate Cu NPs that are subsequently stabilized on the MnO2 NP surfaces.
Parts of the chloride ion from the MSWI fly ash could be sintered within the cement clinker and subsequently stabilized in hydration products.
To mediate cell and collagen organization, tethered collagen gels seeded with CSSC were cultured and subsequently stabilized with the RAFT process.
Disruption of metal Ni particles by CO attack on edge and corner sites produces tetra-carbonyl species subsequently stabilized on Mg2+O2− sites.
The carbon nanofibers tested in this study were produced via the electrospinning of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) into fibers, which are subsequently stabilized in an oxygen environment at 270 °C and carbonized in nitrogen at 800 °C.
