Sentence examples for a higher diffusion of from inspiring English sources

Yet, more MNPs were found for samples synthesized at higher temperatures, very probably because a higher diffusion of the AgNPs inside the matrix was achieved.

Moreover, as previously reported (Pitman and Frei, 1977; Evans et al, 1983), this strategy seems to lead to a higher diffusion of the drug across the blood brain barrier and increased drug concentrations in the CSF, with a potential positive impact on efficacy against PCNSL.

This system was designed by the Spanish Research Council (CSIC) and consists in a porous ceramic tube to allow a high diffusion of contaminants.

Study design: We have analysed 86 patients from Sardinia, an island characterised by a high diffusion of HHV-8, as well as 33 thalassemics from the area of Rome, where a lower rate of HHV-8 infection has been reported.

The higher swelling and degradation rate of scaffolds/MPs could lead to a higher diffusion rate of MPs from the scaffolds, causing an increase in the protein release.

A higher degradation and swelling rate of the drug films led to a higher diffusion rate of the nanoparticles from the films, resulting in an increase in the drug release from nanoparticles.

Accordingly, we would expect a higher diffusion rate of CadC before the receptor dimerizes after activation14.

The GO sheets can be fragmented into small pieces by ultrasonication, and smaller GO sheets can lead to a higher diffusion constant of the triiodide and a higher photovoltaic efficiency for the DSCs.

The emergence of a new phase at the grain boundaries also contributes to a higher diffusion rate of carbon atoms in these locations [15, 16].

This effect might be attributed to a higher diffusion length of Ga atoms induced by the changed growth conditions, so that the reduced Ga flow is overcompensated.

This would determine a higher diffusion and spreading of its modulatory activity from expressing cell to the neighbouring cells.