Sentence examples for was particularly stable from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the complex between TCR and MIC A was particularly stable, suggesting a sequential model of binding where the initial contact by NKG2D is followed by the more stable TCR MIC A complex.

In some species one population may be particularly stable over time and act as the source of recruits into other, less stable populations.

A nucleus is particularly stable if it contains just the right number of protons and neutrons to fill its shells without gaps.

Though traditionally it has had fewer corporate headquarters than some other suburbs like Westchester County, N.Y., the office market in Long Island is particularly stable compared with other suburban markets, as there is little room for new office development, Mr. Nessen said.

These peaks are associated with nuclei containing 50, 82, or 126 neutrons; the theory of nuclear structure predicts that these nuclei should be particularly stable, and these numbers are known as "magic" numbers.

The four possible structures of a cluster of seven argon atoms are shown in Figure 1, and the lowest and next three higher-energy structures of a 13-atom cluster of argon are illustrated in Figure 2. The 13-atom cluster has the form of a regular icosahedron of 12 argon atoms around a central atom and is particularly stable.

These nickel oxide films were particularly stable compared with films prepared by other non-vacuum techniques.

With phenyl side chains, 2 4 are particularly stable with T5% >400 °C.

In addition, the transcriptome disruptions observed at H0 appeared to be particularly stable during the study period (Figure 1B).

These spectra are particularly stable with temperature, without any obvious emission wavelength shift and only 20% of PL intensity loss over the whole examined temperature range.

If this happens in the 2 3 resonance, the resonant motion is particularly stable, and the gaps opened by the planets in the disk may overlap.