"disequilibrium by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of imbalance or instability caused by an external factor. Example: The sudden influx of foreign investors led to a period of economic disequilibrium by disrupting the local market.
They are occasionally tipped into disequilibrium by rough, intercalated challenges to their authority, especially by children, whose innocence they idolize but also fear.
Angered to the point of disequilibrium by what he considers the Bush administration's hijacking of ground zero for the purposes of staging "an early western," Talen will be working hard to, as he says, "counternarrate" the season's chief provocation, the Republican National Convention.
The decay of linkage disequilibrium by distance was fitted using Hill and Weir (Hill and Weir 1988) expectation of r 2 between adjacent sites.
The multi-disciplinary technology seeks to give users the means to center yourself in times of disequilibrium, by calling up personalized music, art and photographs at the first sign of bodily stress.
As editor of Lubavitch International I see that readers have a real craving for good news, and are grateful to know that in a world thrown into disequilibrium by the menacing forces of darkness that never break for holiday and never call a truce, the Rebbe's lamplighters are working heroically, tirelessly, to bring on the light.
This program accounts for deviations from Hardy-Weinberg and linkage disequilibrium by population structure and assigns individuals to K clusters.
Two prevailing hypotheses to explain these unique adaptations are the energy frugality hypothesis by Patricia Wright (1999) and the evolutionary disequilibrium hypothesis by Carel van Schaik and Peter M. Kappeler (1996).
It may be that once purging is overwhelmed by mutations at multiple loci, the linkage disequilibrium generated by selfing traps populations at a level of reduced fitness.
We further reduce the amount of data required by taking advantage of patterns of linkage disequilibrium modeled by a reference panel of haplotypes to indirectly compare observations at pairs of linked SNPs.
These SNPs are summarized in Table 5 and are a good proxy for the SNPs originally typed in the NECS and SICS as shown by their proximity in terms of physical distance <10kb and linkage disequilibrium measured by D' and r2.
The G.O.P. and the Democratic Party are reeling in the disequilibrium created by the latest communications revolution, the membership careering out of the party leaders' control.
