In addition, the free diffusion of CO2 through the sperm membrane appears to be faster than the import of HCO3− by anion transporters, which might create a local disequilibrium near the cell surface.
But Mr. Hoffer said the airlines could prevail in court because the earlier mergers created "a structural disequilibrium" in the industry, with United and Delta having more flexibility to reroute passengers, especially lucrative corporate customers, when trouble arises.
We hypothesized that chronic deer browsing is limiting recruitment, particularly of palatable species, creating a demographic disequilibrium between canopy mortality and recruitment.
The combined effect of accelerating canopy gap expansion and recruitment failure created a demographic disequilibrium important enough to cause a loss of forest cover.
Selection, natural or artificial, tends to create a state of linkage disequilibrium between selected traits and correlated traits.
In a multiparent cross, a select set of known founders is combined and bred to an advanced generation to create a population of individuals whose genomes are mosaics of the original founder haplotypes; this multiparent population is then well suited for detection of quantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping through linkage disequilibrium (LD) mapping that is, QTL mapping based on inferred descent.
This would reduce the speed at which workers respond to changes in wages in occupations at least in the short run, creating a more persistent disequilibrium across occupations, from which to gage a potential effect of immigrants (Friedberg 2001).
Detection of flow in fractures was further improved with the use of a heater to create thermal disequilibrium in the active line source (ALS) technique and eliminate normal depth limitations in the process.
Specifically, SNP8 which is in strong linkage disequilibrium with SNP4 creates a canonical E-box, binding site for basic helix-loop-helix transcriptional regulators.
