Sentence examples for wider destabilization from inspiring English sources

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[Page B1.] The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, warned that "the recent statements directed at Syria should not contribute to a wider destabilization in a region already affected heavily by the war in Iraq".

Perhaps even more unsettling to investors was the prospect of contagion in Europe — a wider destabilization of treasuries and banks in the region resulting from anticipation of just such a calamity.

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Forced migration, food insecurity and failure of government to provide for basic population needs make populations far more susceptible to extremism, political uprising and wide-scale destabilization.

"The threat of destabilization in the wider region is realized not only by Russia, but by the whole international community," he said.

For developmental analysis it is important to establish the dynamics and scale of maternal transcript destabilization on a genome-wide level and to identify the full complement of embryonic transcripts, including as of yet unannotated and long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs), the analysis of which will be facilitated by transcriptome profiling using polyA+ or total RNA-sequencing.

In such a system, population sizes and trait values can be far from the equilibrium, and the invasion of the second prey into the system can cause further destabilization to occur over a wide range of initial trait values of the second prey.

In general, the majority of mutations in proteins are destabilizing (Foit et al., 2009), so if destabilization was the only requirement for enhanced chaperone ability, a wider range of mutations might be expected to destabilize Spy and thus increase its flexibility.

The invasion is likely to cause destabilization of the population dynamics over a wide range of trait values even when the invading prey is adaptively inferior (i.e., the evolution of its trait is more constrained and slower) to the resident prey species.

Stmn1 (stathmin 1), a cellular protein involved in mictotubule destabilization [ 59], is over expressed in a wide variety of human cancers including liver, breast, lung and prostate cancer [ 60- 63].

(ii) Molecular engineering may lead to wider pores (and thus greater depolarization), but only at the risk of destabilization and thermal activation in the dark.

Background: Mali, one of the poorest countries in the world, already affected by the Sahel nutritional crisis, went through a destabilization process in 2012 when armed rebel groups took control of wide areas of the North and triggered a political crisis in the capital.

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