Sentence examples for by a dynamic equilibrium from inspiring English sources
When climate in a region changes, elimination of relict landforms and deposits causes a disequilibrium phase, which is followed by a dynamic equilibrium phase as new geomorphic equilibria are established.
Precipitate growth kinetics and steady-state precipitate size were governed by a dynamic equilibrium between defect-enhanced diffusional precipitate growth and impact-induced crystal attrition.
Thermokarst lake development between 7.0 and 1.8 cal ka BP (unit C) was characterized by a dynamic equilibrium, where lake basin and talik steadily expanded into ambient ice-rich terrain through shoreline erosion.
The SiO2 thickness is consequently determined by a dynamic equilibrium that exists between the concentration of Si interstitials and the external oxygen flux.
In the case of the Si3N4 oxidation, we proposed that the 2.5-nm oxide thickness separating the QD from the nitride was essentially determined by a dynamic equilibrium that exists between the concentration of Si atoms generated from the dissociation of the Si3N4 and the oxygen flux [9].
The resulting heterogeneous cell population is characterized by a dynamic equilibrium between "high CD56" and "low CD56" phenotype cells with distinct spatial distribution.
We demonstrate that the transcriptional network controlled by RUNX1/ETO depends on a dynamic equilibrium between RUNX1/ETO and RUNX1 complexes, whose binding to their target sites is mutually exclusive.
The discrepancy in activation of apoptotic machinery at the molecular levels and their execution at the cellular level could be explained by the presence of a dynamic equilibrium consisting of the counterbalancing feedback circuitry that shifts the equilibrium to a direction favorable for the maintenance of cellular homeostasis.
Hsp27 is present in the cell in the oligomeric form and oligomers of varying sizes are in a dynamic equilibrium regulated by Hsp27 phosphorylation.
This series of events and variety of conformations are in a dynamic equilibrium maintained by thermal energy, probably assuring the versatile functionality of OmpF in recognition and transport.
Since it was not possible to obtain XLs exclusive to one conformation (docked or undocked) in the presence of excess ATP, ADP, or ATPγS, and given the likely hydrolysis of ATP, we conclude that the dimer exists in a dynamic equilibrium perturbed by nucleotides but without a single defined conformer.
