The linear Jeans stability problem in a turbulent medium is treated using a description of the large-scale motions, with the response of turbulence on the small scales being treated using a renormalization approach. This treatment shows how turbulence at scales smaller than the potentially collapsing scale builds up a turbulent pressure force which effectively resists compression, if the kinetic energy is sufficient to balance the gravitational attraction.
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Bonazzola et al. (1992) studied this question.
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