Sentence examples for a decrease in diffusion from inspiring English sources

The solution shows that the complex formation leads to a decrease in diffusion flux along a grain boundary.

This could be explained by the fact that a lower concentration gradient caused a slower transport due to a decrease in diffusion coefficient or mass transfer coefficient.

Hydrogen bonding was inferred by a decrease in diffusion coefficient (D) values measured using a pulsed gradient echo- (PGE-) 1H NMR technique.

Silane telechelic PCL films have oxygen permeability values less than that of pure PCL, which is totally attributed to a decrease in diffusion coefficient.

A further issue associated with radiation toxicity in NSCLC refers to alterations in pulmonary function, which is mostly observed as a decrease in diffusion capacity and FEV1.

The result is an increase in the effective diffusion coefficients of cations entering the DGT sampler and a decrease in the diffusion coefficient of Na+ leaving the DGT device to fulfill electroneutrality.

The high water absorption capacities led to a more rapid swelling resulting in the formation of a gel layer with a longer diffusion path and high gel strength which could cause a decrease in the diffusion coefficient of the drug.

A large transit time shows a slow electron transport in cell III, which leads to a decrease in electron diffusion length for cell III.

The methanol permeability measurement across the composite membrane shows a decrease in methanol diffusion coefficient by 67% in comparison to the pristine membrane.

These results suggest that the providers' incentives for cost reduction dominate incentives for quality improvement as markets become more competitive and hence an increase in market competition is associated with a decrease in the diffusion of new drugs.

The effect of the amount of methanol in the solvent has been analyzed and the results show that a decrease in the diffusion coefficient occurs as the amount of methanol increases.