Sentence examples for disequilibria data from inspiring English sources

Uranium decay-series disequilibria data has shown that the actively flowing region of the melt zone is 220 ± km wide at its base and 280 ± at the upper mantle upwelling, consistent with tomographic measurements.

Marker genotypes of arbitrarily many loci were simulated for a number of assumed starling birds based on given allele frequencies and linkage disequilibria (Tables 1 and 2), whereas power data at 8 different flight speeds were simulated for each QTL genotype based on the multivariate normal distribution (equation (4)).

Our previous analysis, based on limited data sets derived from Th disequilibria, revealed linear relationships between shallow export of organic carbon and biominerals and further showed that exported material appeared to be biomineral-rich relative to the average composition of surface particulate matter [ Sanders et al., 2010].

Slatkin (2008) presented a Bayesian method for jointly inferring selection intensity and allele age of the mutant using linkage disequilibria of multiple marker loci and generated the probability of data with an importance sampling algorithm.

Therefore, the linkage disequilibria observed should closely resemble those that can be seen in real data.

Some mainly nearby disequilibria involving synonymous variants are seen, but no interpretation is evident and we omit these data for the sake of brevity.

Chemical, mechanical, or spectral disequilibria may also be sought.

Sigmarsson, O. Short magma chamber residence time at an Icelandic volcano inferred from U-series disequilibria.

Therefore, a key attribute of human capital is the ability to deal with disequilibria and adjust to change.

Any resulting gap between both variables is filled with imports, creating cripping disequilibria in foreign international trade and financing.

Overall, the most important point from our assessment is that SLR since 1700 has been consistent (within uncertainties) with expectations from geologically documented responses to climate-system disequilibria.