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instability

[in-stuh-bil-i-tee] / ˌɪn stəˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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However, instability has been Chelsea's enduring problem when compared with standard‑setting clubs such as Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal, who have dominated the Premier League in recent years.

From BBC

The instability made it nearly impossible to create new work.

From Los Angeles Times

Chromosome ends must be shielded from sticking together, a failure that can trigger genetic instability, fertility problems, and even cell or organismal death.

From Science Daily

In recent years, concerns over instability, insecurity and public frustration have occasionally prompted rumours about dissent within the ranks - rumours the military has repeatedly dismissed.

From BBC

ALFA-K tracks thousands of individual cells over time, accounting for ongoing chromosome instability and reconstructs local fitness landscapes.

From Science Daily