Unrestricted migration of the individual components of a solution results in equalization of the concentration of each component throughout the solution.
Through the modified GSO algorithm, the optimal locations and control parameters of multi-type FACTS devices are selected and yield efficiency in equalization of distribution of power flow.
Horse plasma fibrinogen results in lower concentrations of ferritin in the plasma than in the serum, but heating at 75°C for 15 min results in equalization of both concentrations of ferritin [ 9, 11], suggesting that fibrinogen binds circulating ferritin.
In many industries, including travel, insurance, telecoms, music, and even automobiles, we are rapidly closing in on equalization of predictive capabilities across competitors, so there is little lasting competitive advantage to be gained from predicting the next purchase.
In contrast, the addition of AG-538 to MCF7/ST-3 and control cells, either alone or in the presence of IGF-1, resulted in an equalization of cell numbers in MCF-7/ST-3 and mock cells.
Different solutions have been developed to avoid this problem, relaying in the separation of the MAPs, or in the equalization of protein concentration of the proteins present in the PDE [ 18, 19].
Respect for persons is one of the basic tenets of liberal democratic societies, which are founded on the ideal of the equal dignity of all citizens and which realize this ideal in the equalization of rights and entitlements among all citizens and so the rejection of discrimination and differential treatment.
Over time, therefore, the expected rates of return come down, resulting in the equalization of expected and actual net rates of return within and across regions in the long run.
The attrition rate due to inmates quickly bonding out resulted in the equalization of swabbing rates between these two groups.
This results in an equalization of the level of performance of both hands, although, according to the Edinburgh questionnaire (EHI), all subjects were unambiguously right-handed (score ≥ +70).
This pattern usually results in an equalization of resources within the family or household, where most individuals receive comparable amounts (Potter and Handcock 2010), pointing to a highly-functional maximization of scarce resources, that elevates the family unit as a whole and places group welfare above individual interests (Cicirelli 1994; Weisner, Bradley, and Kilbride 1997; Weisner 1987).
