Sentence examples for unstable to develop from inspiring English sources

152– 155 Tumors which are sufficiently genetically unstable to develop one gene amplification have increased probability of developing multiple gene amplifications.

The dynamic evolution of the particle stability leads to a better description of the PSD based on the DNS PBE DLVO approach for unstable conditions and allows to develop strategies how to better stabilize particles.

Although the Apoe −/− mouse is not particularly prone to develop unstable plaques in the aorta (Getz & Reardon, 2012), it was formally possible that Rcan1 deficiency might increase plaque vulnerability.

In the case of Barbados, relationships between visiting physicians and local staff are likely to be unstable, making it difficult to develop sustainable training opportunities for local health workers.

Regions of unstable density profiles are shown to develop and persist in the field-scale experiment, which we attribute to regions of low hydraulic conductivity.

The objective is to see if the Rayleigh condition is fulfilled and to show how the different perturbed variables are linked to each other to develop an unstable oscillation.

… With unstable regimes in Iran and North Korea determined to develop nuclear-tipped missiles capable of reaching the United States, with the possibility that a terrorist group could gain control of a nuclear weapon, it is folly to abandon a missile shield for the country".

Aneuploidy is suggested to develop via unstable intermediates of tetraploidy [5], [6].

Since cultured hESCs are genetically unstable and exhibit a propensity to develop spontaneous trisomy [ 2, 7], it is imperative to evaluate the potential tumorigenicity of trisomic hESC variants.

The argument for surgery is that an unstable joint is more likely to develop arthritis in the long term, plus the recovery time to full function is shorter after surgery than with conservative management.

Topotecan and irinotecan are chemically unstable and large efforts are being made to develop improved compounds [32].