 Using an analytical method of small noise expansion, I prove that when weak and rapid noise enters the system through a reaction of Michaelis-Menten type (reactionrate function monotonically increasing and concave) , then the steady states of the system always shift to the right as noise intensity increases.
<meaning-changed>  Using an analytical method of small noise expansion, I prove that when weak and rapid noise enters the system through a reaction of Michaelis-Menten type (reactionrate function monotonically increasing and concave) , then the steady states of the system always shift to the right as noise intensity increases.
 Using an analytical method of small noise expansion, I prove that when weak and rapid noise enters the system through a reaction of Michaelis-Menten type (reactionrate function monotonically increasing and concave) , then the graph of the system's steady states vs. the mean of the input signal always shifts to the right as noise intensity increases.