Sentence examples for equilibrium proportions from inspiring English sources

A genetic mixture analysis gives similar results to the ordination, but also suggests that the genotypes of a sub-stantial number of cats in the wildcat group are drawn from a gene pool with genotypes in approximately equilibrium proportions.

The return to equilibrium proportions happens so rapidly that it cannot be due to different growth rates of the different cell types, but must instead be due to cells changing their state.

Often, though not invariably, reactions under kinetic control give a greater amount of the thermodynamically less stable of two possible products; if thermodynamic control is then established, the products shift to their equilibrium proportions, which might give a misleading picture of the reaction course.

A much more serious limitation of ASP linkage analysis is the implicit assumption that randomly sampled sib pairs share half their alleles identical by descent at any locus, whereas a critical assumption underlying Vieland and Huang's proof is that of joint Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium proportions at two trait loci.

Point B is the pH state (~7.82) in the year 2100 if the ocean absorbed atmospheric CO2 under equilibrium proportions.

The genotype frequencies among controls did not differ from the expected Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium proportions (p>0.05).

What must be true of that equilibrium proportion Q of taxpayers who pay their taxes?

Their assumption of constant substitution rates was reflected in the exponential time course of amelioration toward the equilibrium proportion.

In models 1 and 2, the equilibrium proportion of eggs fertilized is given by The effect of a reduction in average male fecundity will be an increase in the adult sex ratio at which 50% fertilization occurs (R h).

According to this model, breast cancers include discrete populations that randomly perform transitions between states without increasing their proliferation rate to reach a progressive equilibrium proportion (Harris et al, 2008; Gupta et al, 2011).

Equations 9, 18, and 22 tell us that the steady-state female abundance predicted by both models with realistic density dependence (models 2 and 3) is influenced only by properties of the adult male subpopulation through the equilibrium proportion of eggs that are fertilized (F *).