Sentence examples for unstable changes from inspiring English sources
And we are helping to dramatically increase greenhouse gas emissions, because of the enormous amounts of energy required to produce tar sands oil, when we must dramatically decrease them to avoid extreme, increasingly variable and unstable changes to the world's climate, and catastrophic consequences for human health.
There is no longer any serious debate among the world's leading scientists, including our own, that our excessive burning of fossil fuels is warming the Earth and resulting in extreme, wildly fluctuating and increasingly unstable changes to the world's climate: torrential rains and flooding and more severe storms in some areas, heat waves and droughts in others.
In parallel with the static phenomena of buckling of the DSs, there also can occur very complicated nonlinear dynamic processes accompanied by extraordinary stable and unstable changes of the DS rotation.
Dynamic mutations are unstable changes (mostly increases/expansions) in the copy number of simple DNA repeats [ 33].
Alternatively, the observed phenotypic variation may merely be sustained by unstable changes in DNA methylation status that we were unable to detect.
In addition, to determine the OHC minimum force at which the system becomes unstable, changes in the gains of xBM with a decrease of the OHC force from 200 nN to 0 nN at different stimulus intensities were calculated.
However when referring to the litterature, we overall expect a limited contribution of unstable methylation changes to phenotypic changes.
As rBGLa was unstable upon changes in both temperature and pH, efforts to maintain the enzyme activity were required.
These figures represent that the growth rate ((Gamma )) of the unstable perturbation changes proportionally with direction cosine ((l_eta), (l_zeta)) but inversely with (delta) and (omega _{ci}).
However, strategic flexibility which "allows firms to respond quickly to dynamic and unstable environmental changes by committing resources to new courses of action, and recognize and act promptly when it is time to halt or reverse existing resource commitments" (Liu et al. 2013: 82) is particularly important for the firms operating in emerging markets.
Therefore, several researches such as Poterba (1993) and Cline (1992) suggest that any policy in electricity industry should be made with regard to emissions of the generated GHGs and their effects on global warming and immense risks of unstable climate changes.
