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Coles (2001) identifies a dynamically consistent equilibrium without relying on commitment.
We have shown that this model has a single, biologically consistent equilibrium point.
The ensuing, slower loss of the modified form of BiP is consistent with equilibrium between the modified form and the monomer and its latency is consistent with the need for enzymes to remove the modifications.
Both sets of data are consistent with a two-state equilibrium between fully folded and unfolded forms.
These results would be consistent with the hypothesis that a disturbed equilibrium between n−3 and n−6 polyunsaturated fatty acid intake may cause an Th1 Th2 imbalance [ 61, 69].
Observing a consistent difference between pollsters is easy.
Our data is consistent with a model where the demethylase is in a slow equilibrium between an open, substrate binding-competent state, and a closed state that does not bind the substrate.
"There is a big equilibrium between the two parts," he said.
Therefore, the thymine at position 1 might be in a dynamic equilibrium between bound and unbound states.
Cognitive development, according to Piaget, represents a dynamic equilibrium between the two processes of assimilation and accommodation.
A normal individual has a healthy equilibrium between these two opposing processes.
