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The reciprocal equilibrium melting temperature (Tm−1) of the crystalline uniform it PMMAs increased linearly with increasing DP−1.

In this second case both components, v ± l p ± l st, can be thought of as the counterparts of the reciprocal equilibrium rate constants supposed by the transition state theory.

On the other hand, the intercept of straight lines equal to the reciprocal of equilibrium constant (1/K ads), the relatively high values of 1/K ads (Table 5), reflects the high adsorption ability of inhibitors on mild steel surface [47, 48].

For an agonist (or an antagonist), the numerical representation of the affinity, denoted KA (or KB for antagonists), is represented by the reciprocal of the equilibrium dissociation constant (KD) of the ligand receptor complex.

An apparent Kd of 7.2×10−6 M was obtained from the double- reciprocal plot of the equilibrium binding data (Fig. 3), implying that TP5 markedly bound to HLA-DR.

3D governing equations for mass and heat diffusion in polymer solutions were derived in the framework of classical irreversible thermodynamics using local equilibrium hypothesis, Onsager reciprocal relations and Prigogine's theory in systems in mechanical equilibrium.

The reciprocal equation for a rapid equilibrium approach from the mixed-type noncompetitive inhibition can be expressed as eq 1 (Segel 1976).

A prediction of equations (i) is that the susceptible fraction at equilibrium, X/N, is the reciprocal of R0 (the basic reproduction ratio of the infection [ 1]. Thus: C = B - μ N/R0 = B (1-(1/ R0)).

There was a clear linear relationship between the equilibrium constants and the reciprocal temperature allowing the calculation of the vant'Hoff enthalpy for this transition being (261 ± 7) kJ mol− 1 (inset to Fig. 3C).

There is reciprocal interaction between forces that maximize fitness and equilibrium between life-history traits.

Less trivially, this fact holds even when we consider an arbitrary number of alleles (still under constant selection), because mutation-selection-drift equilibrium is a detailed equilibrium, with identical reciprocal fluxes of substitutions, and no cycling possible.