Sentence examples for sufficiently stabilized from inspiring English sources

As a result, model-reference feedback control systems are sufficiently stabilized and well designed.

The residence has been sufficiently stabilized to permit fund-raising dinners on the terrace; there is also the occasional wedding on the island, despite the lack of electricity and limited bathrooms.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, conducting a news conference at Times Square yesterday morning, found the weather conditions already sufficiently stabilized that he focused on praising the snow for making the New Year's Eve celebration perhaps the city's most beautiful.

The nations agreed to reduce the size of the so-called currency swap contract to $13 billion from $70 billion, saying that markets had sufficiently stabilized to the point that such a large bailout was no longer needed.

Sufficiently stabilized epistemic things can "turn into the technical repertoire of the experimental arrangement" (1997, 29) and thus become "technical objects".

The final volume was made 5 mL with ethyl acetate in a glass flask and 20 μL of 5% formic acid in ethyl acetate solution were added to maintain pH 5 5.5,where most acid and base labile pesticide are sufficiently stabilized.

It is likely because the fraction can reduce Au III) and facilitate NPs formation, but small components from this fraction cannot sufficiently stabilize NPs in the water phase because of small molecular chain.

They found that degraded intermediates with reducing potential (i.e., aldehyde and α-hydroxy ketone) of starch are concomitantly generated when the alkaline concentration is greater than 0.025 M and the in situ generated species could completely reduce platinum ions (20 mM) and sufficiently stabilize the obtained platinum nanoparticles (5 mM) of uniform particle size (2 to 4 nm).

In contrast, msh2-L584P may exert its substrate length-dependent effect because it results in Msh2-Msh3 heterodimers whose binding cannot sufficiently stabilize the junctions formed by annealing short 60 bp ssDNA sequences, but can stabilize the junctions formed by annealing longer 300 bp sequences.

Only the latter conformation of the decoding center sufficiently stabilizes the catalytic conformation of the release factor, resulting in peptidyl-tRNA hydrolysis upon stop codon recognition.

These data indicate that the FUSION regimen, with its fixed injections, sufficiently stabilizes the disease in most patients, but has the flexibility to counteract acute and unexpected disease recurrence via the PRN injections (Fig.  2).