According to Gould, punctuated equilibrium revised a key pillar "in the central logic of Darwinian theory".
Furthermore, archived spectrophotometric pH data can be quantitatively revised should improved indicator equilibrium constants and molar absorptivity ratios later become available.
So the revised width of the limit equilibrium zone is more practical.
The Jacobian matrix associated with the second disease-free equilibrium point was revised to (64) J 2 = k p g 0 0 0 u m k − k m k k m k u b 0 0 − k m k u b.
Moreover, it is argued here that, in nanosystems, the concept of equilibrium phase diagram has to be revised.
†UICC = International Union Against Cancer, TNM Classification of Malignant Tumours, Fourth, Fully Revised Edition The rs9282861 genotypes were in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in the whole study population.
A mechanism for the symmetry breaking in non equilibrium systems was previously proposed [ 9] and additionally revised [ 9, 65, 73].
In the revised manuscript we briefly discussed the general relevance of non-equilibrium thermodynamics in functional biochemical cycle and mentioned a few recent theoretical studies about this topic.
In A Theory of Justice (1971, revised edition 1999), Rawls does not use the terminology of narrow and wide reflective equilibrium, an omission he remarks about with regret in Justice as Fairness: A Restatement (2001, p. 31).
In order to better convey the point that the snapshot of Yki localization in our co-transfection experiment is the equilibrium of a dynamic process, we use "nuclear accumulation" instead of "nuclear translocation" in the revised manuscript.
In the revised manuscript, we argue that the high Zn content of modern cells could be traced to the ionic equilibrium between the interior of the LUCA and its Zn-rich environment.
