Such an integration of reaction and separation in one unit operation is advantageous for the equilibrium limited glucose isomerization.
The shift in open closed equilibrium is advantageous for developing fluorogenic molecules with unexpectedly large on:off contrast ratios, which could enable a new generation of fluorogenic sensors and labels with extremely low background.
Hence, it is worthwhile exploring concealed advantageous of different CEOSs for representing equilibrium behavior of natural gas hydrates.
The pay-off matrix in the game is consequently changed; to be a hawk, as well as to be an allele for small body size, will become less advantageous than it was during the equilibrium that existed before the selection started.
The network contraction method can be advantageous in network design applications where many equilibrium problems must be solved for different design scenarios.
Because this approach is not always feasible, understanding the relationship between apparent degree of efflux (e.g., calculated BBB P-gp effect) and the fraction of time remaining until distribution equilibrium is achieved (FTDE) would be advantageous.
As the cooling time increases, excess reactivity at the beginning of the equilibrium cycle (BOEC) decreases, thereby creating advantageous reactivity control and improving the transmutation performance of minor actinides.
But if the birth rate was assumed to be roughly inversely proportional to D − R, such that the expected number of offspring is constant and no longer influenced by mutations in R and D, a stable equilibrium was obtained: A finite death age is advantageous for the population as a whole, in agreement with Weissmann.
However, it will be advantageous for you to settle on software that is part of the current equilibrium in economics.
Therefore, it would be advantageous to consider all the biochemical reactions to be reversible and their fluxes to satisfy the thermodynamic equilibrium constraints [37], including the dynamics and buffering of pH [17], [21], which can affect the apparent equilibrium constants and standard Gibbs free energy of the reactions.
The thin film technique was found to be greatly advantageous for obtaining the phase equilibria at lower temperatures where solid-state reactions are too slow to reach the equilibrium state in the conventional methods using bulk specimens.
