Sentence examples for which destabilizes from inspiring English sources

The prospects for a civil war which destabilizes the region would be devastating.

This suggests that the Se atoms are reduced in the S2 devices at 85°C during data retention measurements, which destabilizes the LRS.

This is due to the incorporation of TiO2 Fe2O3 coating, which destabilizes the SiO2 close-packed arrangement as shown in Figure 1.

Oxidation of Fe(II) reduces the ionic radius of the Fe cation (from 78 pm in Fe2+ to 65 pm in Fe3+), which destabilizes the crystal structure and facilitates the diffusion of the cation through the anion sub-lattice.

"This leads to the mixing of bonding and antibonding heavy- and light-hole components of the spinor which destabilizes (stabilizes) the otherwise pure bonding (antibonding) states, leading to the state reversal" Climente told Nanospotlight.

This observation is consistent with our previous results that without steric hindrance or a hydrogen bond to reduce degree of rotational freedom a flexible group can adapt alternate conformations which destabilizes the hydrophobic contacts and reduces binding affinity [15, 17].

Tunnels also collapse, especially after bombings, which destabilize the soil.

Tens of thousands of people are thought to have been killed and more than a million displaced in the conflict, which destabilized a large swath of central Africa, including parts of Congo, Sudan and the Central African Republic.

Worse, the Nixon administration continued the war — and expanded it into Cambodia, which destabilized that nation, brought the Khmer Rouge to power and led to the annihilation of some two million people under their rule — when it had ample evidence that the war was unwinnable.

Accordingly, the ionic strength of the solution increased, which destabilized the microemulsion system.

Furthermore, press articles increasingly criticized the opacity of the strategic pattern, which destabilized organizational reputation as a central driver.