Sentence examples for unstable levels from inspiring English sources

The BIS was one of the few organisations to warn during 2006 and 2007 about the unstable levels of bank lending that eventually led to the Lehman Brothers crash.

Skeptics add that all the big central banks are buying large amounts of government debt, encouraging unstable levels of government borrowing.

To avert the current trajectory towards unstable levels of personal debt, ballooning to a point that it threatens the wider economy, the government has a few levers to pull.

Several types of expression vectors have been used for recombinant protein expression in Chinese hamster ovary cells (CHO) which usually result in variable and unstable levels of expression.

In the case of the mechanism of emotional reactivity, the reviewed literature suggests that genetic markers that are specifically related to less efficient regulation of serotonin (i.e., high and unstable levels of serotonin) might be important measures of such differences in emotional stimuli.

The results indicated that (1) the respective stability index (H0) of 1976 , 1987 , 1998and 2010 was 0.10, 0.15, 0.40, and 0.38, respectively, changing from an unstable level into a metastable level.

If an interspinous space is bent or wider than the adjacent interspinous spaces, it is possible that this is an unstable level and particular attention should be paid to the area.

If an interspinous space has a wider supero-inferior or antero-posterior gap between the upper and lower spinous processes than the adjacent interspinous spaces, it is suspected to be an unstable level.

These results match an earlier study of bovine endothelial cells maintained in a humidified chamber flushed with 3% O2, where GAPDH showed unstable expression levels with a significant increase after 2 4 hr and a maximum level at 18 hr of hypoxia (Graven et al. 1994).

The interruption of hormone therapy during the inactive part of the regimen induces bleeding that resembles a mild period but is, in fact, caused by unstable hormone levels.

A significant statistical heterogeneity reflects clinical and methodological differences across studies, and higher temporal variabilities among PT measurements over time, related to unstable excitability levels.