Sentence examples for an appropriate equilibrium from inspiring English sources
Low water request by root of plants preserves an appropriate equilibrium of water and air in soil.
To overcome this issue, a reversible reaction-based probe with an appropriate equilibrium constant (Keq) must be used.
A reversible reaction-based probe with an appropriate equilibrium constant allows measurement of an analyte at much higher concentrations and, thus, is a prerequisite for GSH quantification inside cells.
Notice that these are all equally possible, namely certain in an infinite multi-verse, as there is no conceivable way of deciding whether they are all equally probable without first writing down an appropriate equilibrium theory for the universal ground state, by making use of relevant cosmological data etc. in our local space.
A PRO/II software process simulation has been made with the selection of an appropriate vapor liquid equilibrium model.
The equations of motion of the junction are formulated by firstly deriving a "wave dynamic stiffness matrix" for each plate and then applying the appropriate equilibrium and compatibility conditions.
The coordinated regulation of Ser/Thr protein kinases and phosphatases is essential for maintaining the appropriate equilibrium of protein phosphorylation.
CSTB maintains appropriate equilibrium between free cysteine proteases and their complexes [ 23].
Due to the high fiber content of mushrooms, they represent a good natural food source for maintaining the human colonic microflora in its appropriate equilibrium status [ 2].
According to some scientists, measurements of contact angles require the solid surfaces to be rigid, smooth and homogeneous, so the Young's equation is the appropriate equilibrium condition.
The main result of those papers is that from the so-called Stoßzahlansatz (SZA), i.e. an assumption about the number of collisions (or a closely analogous assumption) the Maxwellian distribution function is stationary, and thus an appropriate candidate for the equilibrium state.
