The phrase "a equilibrium between" is not correct; it should be "an equilibrium between." You can use it when discussing a state of balance or stability between two or more elements or factors.
Example: "The study aims to find an equilibrium between economic growth and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a balance between" or "a harmony between".
But you had this governor on talent and a bit of a equilibrium between what talent, what labor, what raw materials owners, and what capital providers got out of the economic equation.
There may be an equilibrium between PDCD10-PtdIns 3,4,5 P3 and PDCD10-OSM/Krit1, as well as a equilibrium between PDCD10-PtdIns 3,4,5 P3 and AKT-PtdIns 3,4,5 P3 AKT-PtdIns 3,4,5 P3d OSM seem to have the same interactive site on the PDCD10 dimer, and it is possible that VEGFR2 may also share the same binding site.
It is thus clear that within a cell an "equilibrium" between catabolic and anabolic reactions exists.
A key property of fluorescein is an equilibrium between an "open," fluorescent quinoid form and a "closed," nonfluorescent lactone.
Note that in the cytosol there exists an equilibrium between a closed autoinhibited and an open active form of Syk.
Examination of the Cu2+ coordination of truncated Aβ3 16 and cyclised Aβ3[pE] 16 revealed an equilibrium between a 3N1O species at low pH and a 4N species at high pH.
Another possibility is that the disordered region exhibits an equilibrium between a bound state that activates the protein and an unbound state that inactivates the protein.
At a molecular level, an equilibrium between pro- and antiapoptotic factors controls cell death and tissue turnover.
Thus, it can be a major paradigm to retain an equilibrium between different users that feature complex interactive relations [11].
Tony was insistent that an equilibrium between nations was the foundation of a lawful international system of peaceful diplomacy.
