Sentence examples for equal equilibrium from inspiring English sources
Chicken egg white lysozyme solutions caused both gels to have reduced but equal equilibrium swelling and lose their sharp phase transition.
Specific attention is also given to analysing the combinations of weight put on revenue and consumer surplus resulting in equal equilibrium fares.
Hence, this section elaborates more thoroughly on the relationships between the weight put on consumer surplus and revenues producing equal equilibrium prices for each of the three studied competitive situations.
(3) Independent and identical nucleotide mutation matrices satisfying detailed balance with equal equilibrium frequencies for all nucleotides, with selection from the mean-field model.
Specifically, equal equilibrium codon frequencies were assumed, an NJ tree based upon p-distance was used as above but was unrooted, the transition/transversion rate ratio was taken to be 1.02 for both primate and mouse datasets (estimated using MEGA) and the significance level for detecting selection was 5%.
The chemical potentials of oxygen in the LFO bulk and gas phase are equal under equilibrium conditions.
Based on the fact that the chemical potentials of the individual layers of the Pd-coated MgySc(1 − y) thin films are equal at equilibrium, the exact hydrogen concentration in each layer could be determined.
The number of independent variables on the axes of this diagram is two; in an eight-dimensional predominance diagram (of temperature, pressure and six chemical activities) one could distinguish the true invariant points in this system where nine proteins coexist with equal metastable equilibrium activities.
Experimental studies often measure the evaporation coefficient, and as the net evaporation and condensation fluxes are equal in equilibrium, the evaporation coefficient can be equated with the condensation, or mass accommodation, coefficient.
The partial pressure of SA and water at the droplet surface are assumed to equal their equilibrium vapor pressures 3where X i is the molar fraction, v i is the molar volume, σ is the surface tension of the solution, and p sat,i is the saturation vapor pressure of the pure liquid i (SA or water).
Everything else being equal, even equilibrium allele frequencies will be more resistant to extinction due to genetic drift and so maternal selection may play a more important role in maintaining variation in smaller populations than our results might, at first, suggest.
