Sentence examples for a random diffusion from inspiring English sources

As the above literature analysis shows, a random diffusion equation could not simulate the process of TGF-β1 concentration and fixation into the ECM.

As the literature analysis suggested, a random diffusion equation could not simulate the process of TGF-β1 concentration and fixation into ECM.

The simplest expansion model for invading species, the 'wave of advance' model (Fisher 1937), considers dispersal to be a random diffusion process.

Indeed, Blackwell [ 14] used a random diffusion model that provided support for the hypothesis that an individual switches, in a random way, between different diffusion processes on the basis of different motivations.

Diffusion continues down this gradually decreasing gradient until a state of equilibrium is reached, at which point there is an equal concentration in both places and an equal, random diffusion in both directions.

Following a period of random diffusion, EGF-SEA molecules selectively concentrated in developing tumors that expressed sufficient EGFR, and then retained the passage of T lymphocytes within the tumor site.

The reason for these results is that a sufficient intensity of random diffusion can better balance the overmatching of resources or even a net loss of individuals at the boundary.

The device performed a mechanical simulation of random diffusion of neutrons.

Moreover, if one of the molecules involved in a biochemical reaction can be tethered to a solid support, such as a glass coverslip, and placed in a solution, the effects of random diffusion can also be eliminated: this will make it possible to continuously monitor how the tethered molecule interacts with other molecules in solution.

Reminding these features of the nuclei as an early condition, the random diffusion is thought to influence the columnar growth significantly, especially in the early stage.

Concluding, we find that domain fusion is a tool to superannuate the random diffusive interaction of a domain pair by embedding them in an architecture which ensures their interactions that would be difficult by random diffusion in a cell alone.