Sentence examples for likely equilibrium from inspiring English sources

It uses a novel method to determine an, in a specified sense, likely equilibrium state of the structure, using only the static equilibrium conditions.

Hence, the above similarities in Pb and Zn content between the composite ore fluids and modern high trace-metal brines is consistent with the above assertion that an important control of Pb and Zn content in high trace-metal brines is mineral buffering, most likely equilibrium with galena and sphalerite.

If is symmetric, then the symbols are equally likely in equilibrium and.

In particular, if the public TV overvaluates viewer utility, then it will tend to reduce advertising, which makes it more likely an equilibrium with "advertising-free" public TV.

The activity of such aminotransferases was further evidenced by reproducible drops in the abundance of α-ketoglutarate, the α-keto acid equivalent of glutamate, and malate, which is likely in equilibrium with oxaloacetate, the α-keto acid form of aspartate (Figure S4).

Because several gains and losses occurred for all types of SSRs, their number has likely reached equilibrium.

We conclude from this that mono-8 and proto-8 have likely reached equilibrium in these lineages.

Each of the hairpins was likely in equilibrium with its duplex due to the symmetry of hydrogen bonding interactions.

The imine formed can further react in a subsequent arylation step to form imine product 4, which is most likely in equilibrium with the desired product.

It therefore does not seem to be induced instantly after depletion of rNTPs, but seems more likely an equilibrium between polymerase and nuclease activity, with the direction of reaction dependent on the concentration of the substrate rNTP.

The measured KIE is similar to other systems in which reductive elimination is proposed to be turnover-limiting,[ 8b, 13] rather than irreversible C H activation (KIE ≈2.5[ 7c, 18]), and is likely an equilibrium isotope effect.[ 21] Addition of just 1-octene to 3 a results in isomerization to give a mixture of internal alkenes, that are not seen during catalysis when 4 a is also present.