Sentence examples for a disequilibrium from inspiring English sources

A disequilibrium may occur for various reasons.

Richard Goodwin tried his best to present a mathematical theory of such a disequilibrium system.

"Trends occur because there is a disequilibrium between supply and demand," he says.

From her Turkish exile, activist Marcell Shehwaro says: "That which doesn't translate into anger and can't translate into hope remains as it is: self-destructive behaviour, sadness, a disequilibrium.

The natural rate is essentially the interest rate that would prevail in general equilibrium, and a market rate different from the natural rate is a disequilibrium interest rate.

The excess supply of labour and the corresponding excess demand for commodities (of the same market value) show State 4 to be a disequilibrium state.

Traditional economics was clear enough as to the consequences that will follow if one or more of the prices in the system "gets stuck" at a disequilibrium level.

But if saving is $20 million per year and the injection of investment expenditures is only $10 million per year, there will be a disequilibrium.

In Spain there is an intense debate within the medical profession and in society in general about whether to adjust the enrolment of medical students [ 20], in a context of a disequilibrium [ 21] between the professions--a low ratio of nurses to doctors--a disequilibrium among specialists, and a moderately uneven geographic distribution of physicians.

SNPs with low r values can reside in a linkage disequilibrium block with a high level of D′ between markers.

A cluster of significant SNPs within a linkage disequilibrium (LD) block was treated as a single significant QTL.