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Meanings of destabilization in anglès

The action of destabilizing; making something less stable (especially of a government or country or economy)

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Examples for "destabilisation"
Examples for "destabilisation"
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An orderly workout process, avoiding further market destabilisation, requires coordination and consistency.
The Irish Times
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It is clearly an attempt at destabilisation of the opposition parties.
The Guardian
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The general destabilisation in Ukraine has led to a run on the Russian rouble.
The Guardian
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Nonetheless, the destabilisation of Ukraine is by no means off the table in Moscow.
The Guardian
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Once that's withdrawn, a country is not far from destabilisation.
Independent.ie
Usage of destabilization in anglès
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Protests in other nations has investors worried about destabilization in the region.
Reuters
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The destabilization of this modified TPbeta reduced cell transformation and STAT5 activation.
Pubmed
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But Tuesday's events also point to broader destabilization in U.S. politics.
Reuters
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Free radical scavengers effectively inhibited the phosphorylative response and membrane destabilization.
Pubmed
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But with your screwed-up psyche that's simply helped with the destabilization.
The evolutionary void
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Because PCL is commonly used in resorbable grafts, this mechanical destabilization was unexpected.
Pubmed
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This adaptation requires a pathway leading to destabilization of the NOXA mRNA transcript.
Pubmed
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Chromosomal destabilization is one end point of the more general phenomenon of genomic instability.
Pubmed
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Espinosa said a three degree rise will lead to nothing less than global destabilization.
Reuters
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Background: Macrophages play a key role in coronary plaque destabilization.
Pubmed
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AMPK does so by driving the phosphorylation and destabilization of CRY and PER proteins.
Pubmed
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These observations document, for the first time, the persistent destabilization of chromosomes following chemical treatment.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: This study suggests that PAPP-A is a marker of carotid plaque destabilization and rupture.
Pubmed
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More generally, these observations suggest that the destabilization of regulatory circuits can underlie human disease.
Pubmed
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Induced ESTR mutations arise through a nontargeted mechanism resulting in destabilization of the repeat locus.
Pubmed
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The real target's spunnel lines will crash, destabilization will disrupt the entire Slingshot construction schedule.
The Universe — or Nothing
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