Sentence examples for to disequilibrium from inspiring English sources

To assess vestibular deficits in response to disequilibrium in ambulatory individuals with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ambALS).

Wage and price adjustments in reaction to disequilibrium conditions are at the core of the disequilibrium model.

The significance of these features is in constraining subsequent geomorphic and biogeographic processes, thus leading to disequilibrium.

Through the well logs analysis, typical corresponding characteristics to disequilibrium compaction can be found: higher in acoustic transit time and lower in density than normal compaction trend.

DSGE models analyze the fluctuations around potential output in the presence of price and wage rigidities but maintaining a general equilibrium assumption, in contrast to disequilibrium macroeconomics where fluctuations are not limited by the general equilibrium assumption and regimes of rationing operate in the short run in goods and labor markets as explained in Sect. 2.

The rounded and embayed shapes of albite and K-feldspar grains (Figure 10) are attributed to disequilibrium marginal melting, which has occurred due to a decrease in the melting temperature of feldspar caused by the release of OH- from hydrous phases or by viscous shear heating at >1,100°C (Spray 1992).

Second, four of our seven variables react statistically highly significantly to a disequilibrium with respect to the balance-sheet-total-to-GDP ratio.

First, variants at the same locus tend to be correlated to varying degrees due to linkage disequilibrium (LD).

To avoid artifacts due to linkage disequilibrium we thin the data by excluding highly correlated SNPs.

These three polymorphisms were also indicated to be closely related to linkage disequilibrium.

This leads to correlations between traits analogous to linkage disequilibrium.