Sentence examples for aggregate equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Equation (10) now determines an aggregate equilibrium before-tax real wage, which can be written in the general form: w = w ρ, μ, τ, θ, y ; r, q, λ. (11).

The intersection of the curves identifies an aggregate equilibrium in the economy where there are unique equilibrium values for interest rates and economic output.

In aqueous solutions N-methyl-N-d-fructosyl amphotericin B methyl ester (MFAME), a novel amphotericin B derivative with low animal toxicity, similar to its parent antibiotic, exists in three forms: monomeric, soluble and insoluble aggregates in equilibrium [1].

How does limited-liability debt distort household labor supply, and how does this affect aggregate employment in equilibrium?

As a result, both the equilibrium aggregate modulus and dynamic Young's modulus of chondrocyte/agarose disks increased with time.

Table 1 shows the parameter values, Table 2 compares the simulated equilibrium aggregate values to the target values of the corresponding variables, and Table 3 shows the benchmark individual equilibrium.10.

Specifically, Mauck et al. [32] found that combined treatment with dynamic compression and TGF-β1 resulted in a 277% increase in equilibrium aggregate modulus, while Bonassar et al. [33] observed a 290% increase in proteoglycan synthesis with combined dynamic compression and IGF-I treatment.

Aggregate modulus at equilibrium was reduced in all OAB co- and tricultures compared to monocultures.

Compressions are conducted under physiological conditions and proceed until aggregates reach shape and force equilibrium, whereupon, aggregate geometry and the resistance force are measured.

The rotational speed of the culture chamber was initially set at between 6 rpm and 8 rpm, and then it was gradually increased as the multicellular aggregates increased in size, to maintain the aggregates in constant equilibrium (i.e., under free-fall conditions).

The different aggregates exist in equilibrium in solution, with the rate of equilibrium thought to be dependent upon the Cu N bond strength with shorter, stronger bonds (as observed in the solid-state structures) leading to lower rates.