Sentence examples for Alter the equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Investigation of the role of individual tear proteins revealed significant differences in their ability to alter the equilibrium between matrix-held and eluate-held dye or drug.

In 2010 NATO's top officer in Europe, James Stavridis, an American admiral, gave warning that "for now, the disputes in the north have been dealt with peacefully, but climate change could alter the equilibrium".

It is clear that collagen synthesis and degradation are influenced by mechanical loading, and collagenous tissues have a remarkable built-in ability to alter the equilibrium between material formation and breakdown.

"A major dislocation in the social structure -- love, hate, peace, war, urbanization, overpopulation, economic depression, people having so much leisure they sleep with five different people a night -- whatever it is that puts a stress on the ecological system, can alter the equilibrium between man and microbes," Krause says.

It is shown that solution chemistry can have a strong influence on the stress state; and conversely, the stress state may significantly alter the equilibrium conditions at the phase boundary and the driving forces for phase boundary migration.

Changes in bilayer properties caused by, e.g., PA adsorption at the bilayer/solution interface that alter the equilibrium constant for gA channel formation, and thus the number of conducting gA channels in the large unilamellar vesicle membrane, will be detectable as changes in the rate of Tl+ influx the fluorescence quench rate.

It also alters the equilibrium generation portfolio determined by the capacity auction.

For Gavin Smith, editor of New York's Film Comment, the proliferation of stories, blogs, images and tweets is altering the equilibrium of the star system, but it still exists.

In the first system, which comprised an engineered LacI/GalR homolog, mutational changes altered the equilibrium constant for binding DNA.

Slight changes of the calcium/sodium ratio altered the equilibrium oil/water IFT by more than one order of magnitude in the presence of surfactant.

The apparent slower chain cleavage of PET is attributed to the contribution of productive chain propagation reactions due to unstable vinyl endgroups which alters the equilibrium stoichiometry compared to the relatively stable endgroups of PTT and PBT.