"It is impossible to try to restore streams to some condition that is totally different, before we showed up, before we caused disequilibrium," he said in an interview.
Any discord in this relationship can cause disequilibrium within the society.
Systemic administration can lead to destruction of vestibular and cochlear hair cells, causing disequilibrium and/or hearing loss [ 1– 12].
It is well known that interactions between elements can cause disequilibrium in their optimal range of concentrations and, consequently, secondary deficiency or toxicity [ 28].
For that population, small sample sizes increased the confidence limits around allele frequencies [ 42] and most likely caused disequilibrium in genotype proportions at two of the four loci (Table 2).
In some species and varieties, nocturnal transpiration can even cause disequilibrium in plant water status (Caird et al., 2007; Dawson et al., 2007; Fisher et al., 2007; Kavanagh et al., 2007).
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.
In higher education, it's entirely too easy to impart knowledge that causes no disequilibrium at all.
It is well-known that admixture may cause linkage disequilibrium [43], [44] and since admixture may follow from rapid populations expansions and contractions this is yet another important consequence of postglacial range oscillations.
Factors such as close physical linkage among loci, inbreeding/selfing, genetic drift, or the Wahlund effect may cause linkage disequilibrium (LD) [ 28].
