Meanings of equilibrate in English

Beneficial alleles neither fix in all populations nor equilibrate at the same frequency.

The assembled and disassembled native states are separated by a kinetic barrier and cannot equilibrate on biologically relevant timescales.

Fast migration results in the same viral genotypes present across compartments, but not so fast as to equilibrate their frequencies immediately.

This integration approach is uniquely compatible with sensors which consume the analyte (enzymatic) or sensors which equilibrate with analyte concentrations.

If we just sit here at current CO 2 levels and let the system equilibrate, it's 1.5°C anyway.

Detailed NMR spectroscopy and MS analysis of 3 and 4 revealed that, even under neutral conditions, the two compounds equilibrate.

The removal of TBO dye by ES-M-CEW adsorbent was equilibrated at 5 min.

A 48-h fast equilibrated the latency to begin eating in the novel environment.

But now, Alice's news had had an amazingly equilibrating effect.

The general trend seems to be the establishment of a better balanced, equilibrated type.

There will be more equilibrating forces than wages only, e.g.

Once the situation equilibrates, we can see about assembling a skeleton crew to ensure we arrive.

This chapter deals with the confrontation of labour supply with labour demand, and the equilibrating dynamics.

To avoid interference by native components, we equilibrated plasma specimens with 5% polyethylene glycol buffer.

Then we look at supply and demand, and at the equilibrating dynamics, which causes the topic of the Phillipscurve.

All markers equilibrated in the feces at approximately 100 to 120 h after initiating infusions.