Unlike other proteins, which undergo constant recycling and replenishment, crystallines remain stable throughout a person's life; they are envelopes sealed at birth, their contents an artifact from the womb.
Because insulin mRNA has a long half-life and stable concentration, 53 the fine-tuning of replenishment after meals seems mostly driven by glucose-stimulated translation.
An exact solution method based on a game-theoretic approach is developed, called cooperative replenishment algorithm (CRA), which generates core-stable coalitions for cost savings regarding all partner standpoints.
A process can be semi-stable because of factors such as tool wear, material replenishment, or regular maintenance.
Generally, metaheuristics provide the best cost replenishment schedule, but forward pass based heuristics yield the most stable schedules.
The policy, which rewards couples that agree to have just one child, has proved so successful that the birth rate has fallen to only 1.4 children per woman, which is below the replenishment rate (2.1 children per woman) needed to maintain a stable population [ 58].
Despite high and widespread adult mortality of benthic invertebrates in Baja California, Mexico, that affected populations both within and outside marine reserves, juvenile replenishment of the species that supports local economies, the pink abalone Haliotis corrugata, remained stable within reserves because of large body size and high egg production of the protected adults.
The XPS studies revealed that: (i) a continuous, stable HA coating fully covered the titanium substrate after a growth period of 13 h without SBF replenishment; (ii) thicker HA coatings about 1 μm in thickness resulted after a growth period of 21 days, both with and without SBF replenishment; and (iii) the Ca/P ratio at the surface of the HA coating was significantly lower than that in its bulk.
Replenishment is eternal.
Norway: replenishment ship Horten.
"This is not sand replenishment.
