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Low and Lee (1990) also reported that the time taken to reach equilibrium increased with increasing concentration.

The activity ratio of K+ (AReK) and corresponding changes in labile K+ (±∆K) at equilibrium increased with increasing K+ concentrations.

The rate constant of the reaction and the quantity of Ni sorbed on both minerals at equilibrium increased with increasing temperature.

The amount of CR adsorbed per unit mass of adsorbent at equilibrium increased as pH increased from 2 to 5 for both natural and burnt kaolinitic clay, reaching a maximum at pH 5 with adsorption efficiency of 84%and94%94 % for natural and burnt kaolinitic clay, respectively.

We observed that the proportion of individuals with an activated oncogene at equilibrium increased continuously along the gradient of body mass, up to fixation for the largest organisms (Fig. 3).

The number of loci in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium increased when each phylogeographic zone was analyzed separately: 13 in Ohio, nine in the contact zone, and nine in the northeast zone (Table 2).

Figure 2a b represents that deviation of electrons and positrons from thermodynamics equilibrium increases the primitive range of l ξ.

It is found that deviation from thermodynamics equilibrium increases the existence domain of solitary solution and also makes the IA solitary structure more spiky.

While deviation of electrons and positrons from thermodynamics equilibrium increases the primitive range of l ξ, an increase in ion temperature (through σ i ) leads to decrease of the primitive interval.

The numerical results demonstrate that the non-homogeneous boundary conditions cause the transverse vibration to deviate from the straight equilibrium, increase the natural frequencies, and lead to coexistence of square nonlinear terms and cubic nonlinear terms.

While this suggests the exciting possibility that plaques might be in a dynamic equilibrium, increasing measurement errors with increasing plaque size (note the heteroscedasticity in Figs.  3c, 4c) preclude us from making a firm conclusion.