Sentence examples for a reduction in diffusion from inspiring English sources
In this study, we consider the effect of deformation on mixing performance in terms of a reduction in diffusion length, which is equivalent to the size of the fluid segments formed through fluid deformation.
The physiological advantage of these HMW complexes could be the centralization and potentation of several pharmacological activities similar as what has been described for snake venom (reviewed in [31]) and a reduction in diffusion rate from the blood pool where the tsetse fly feeds.
Thereafter, there was a reduction in diffusion rate of the beads in the resistant (BALB/c) mice.
At this scale [ l = 52nm, which is 3 pixel of the original binarized transmission electron microscopy (TEM) image of Hiroi et al. (2011)] we see a reduction in diffusion (cf. Fig. 6D).
A barrier role of nestin-positive fibres in 'walling off' the injury site to diminish ongoing diffusion of potentially damaging proteins has been proposed, with a reduction in the diffusion of IgG beyond the glial scar noted at 7 dpi in one model (Suzuki et al., 2012).
Lung irradiation also leads to a reduction in lung diffusion capacity (DLCO).
Also, near the boundary between the white matter and gray matter, the trained group showed a reduction in water diffusion, possibly because of more densely packed glial cells.
Higher crystallinity was considered as a barrier against the advance of penetrant and a reduction in the diffusion coefficient was shown.
The lower xylanase production at higher moisture levels could attribute to the decrease in porosity, alteration in particle structure or lower oxygen transfer, whereas the lower moisture content leads to a reduction in the diffusion of the nutrients in the substrate, lower degree of swelling and higher water tension [24].
This effect was obtained by an increase in the specific interface and a reduction in the diffusion distance by packaging the 41.7 µm diameter polystyrene beads in the microchannel.
Molecular crowding and especially the cytoskeleton structure lead to a reduction in the diffusion rate, which depends on the size of the molecules [ 6].
