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Pressure relaxation thus occurs by dynamic equilibration of the wall position, allowing the density at a given voltage to equilibrate.

Equilibrium distribution can be achieved with a primed contrast infusion (equilibrium contrast-CMR [EQ-CMR]) [55] or might be approximated by the dynamic equilibration achieved by delayed post-bolus measurement [56, 57].

All of these methods are based on establishing a rapid dynamic equilibration between a minute amount of growing free radicals and a large majority of the dormant species.

While we find that the I-motif formed in the four 3' consecutive runs of cytosines appears to be the most favored, our results demonstrate that the C-rich strand of the c-MYC NHE III1 exhibits a high degree of dynamic equilibration.

While this study represents the first well-defined folding structure of DNA I-motifs formed in a wild-type promoter sequence of human proto-oncogenes, our results show that the C-rich strand of the c-MYC NHE III1 exhibits a high degree of sequence redundancy and dynamic equilibration.

The dynamic equilibration or steady state of the urea levels in plasma and extraplasmatic compartment is best achieved after at least 2 h.

However, ReaxFF MD can be approximately 10 50 times slower than classical MD due to its explicit modeling of bond forming and breaking, the dynamic charge equilibration at each time-step, and its one order smaller time-step than the classical MD, all of which pose significant computational challenges in simulation capability to reach spatio-temporal scales of nanometers and nanoseconds.

After the static time at which the solute (sebacic acid) and solvent (subcritical water) reach to equilibrium in the equilibration cell, dynamic mode was started and fractions were collected during this mode in each experiment.

The optimal mesh that provides the desired resolution is achieved by minimizing a spring-like mesh energy function that depends on the local physical scales using local mesh restructuring operations that include edge-swapping, element insertion/removal, and dynamic mesh-node displacement (equilibration).

Based on our present findings, we propose a dynamic model of RASSF9 equilibration in keratinocytes at different differentiation stages (Figure 14).

Another 0.1 ns equilibration molecular dynamic at 300 K and a constant pressure (1 atm) was simulated without any restraint before the MD production calculations.