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The transitional period until the concentration equilibrium of all fractions is reached, takes about 2.5 s.

Subsequently, the limit distance should be derived for the equilibrium of all forces acting on particles depending on specific conditions.

Rapid equilibrium of all of the reversible reaction steps involved is assumed and the time course equations for the residual enzyme activity, the inactive enzyme forms and the reaction product are derived.

On the basis of experiments, it was found that the optimum parameters for the sorption process are phase contact time 360 min (after this time, the equilibrium of all concentrations is reached), the dose of sorbent equal to 5 g/dm3, pH 5 and the temperature 295 K.

First, we conducted a series of Monte Carlo simulations of the protonation equilibrium of all aspartate, glutamate and histidine side-chains in the protein under a continuum-electrostatics framework, that is, via the Poisson equation ('Materials and methods').

When venous flow is zero, the right atrial pressure equals MSFP and, depending upon how flow is stopped and how much time is allowed for equilibrium of all compartments, it also can equal MCFP.

These calculations may allow the equilibrium concentrations of all equilibrium forms present in solution to be determined, and for the (K_{{{text{O}}_{2} }}) equilibrium constants to be evaluated without using any simplified approximations, which for instance take into account only the "active" complex and the oxygen adduct within the mass balance system [19, 38].

This is supported by the equilibrium prevalence (the predicted balance of all prevalences), which was predicted to be zero after the simulation of the removal of schistosome transmission due to water buffaloes.

These beliefs are consistent with the information obtained from the actual equilibrium play of all players.

The equilibrium geometries of all molecular species were fully optimized without any symmetry constraints.

Usually the equilibrium coefficients of all components are related to that of the dominant component.