Meanings of more labile in English

Also, the rates of ligand exchange demonstrate that low-spin Fe(III) in this ligand environment is more labile than expected.

A thin layer of peptidoglycan, tightly associated with the cytoplasmic membrane, is surrounded by a more labile outer membrane (OM).

The simulation structures agree reasonably well with the crystallographic ones, but our models show higher flexibility and the water molecules are more labile.

Therefore, rats with initial prevalence of the sympathetic compartment tonus of the vegetative nervous system are more labile to the effect of the dehydration stress.