The phrase "activity in the diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific discussions, particularly in fields like physics, chemistry, or biology, where diffusion processes are being analyzed.
Example: "The researchers observed significant activity in the diffusion of particles across the membrane."
Alternatives: "process in the diffusion" or "movement in the diffusion".
This 3D brain visualization was created by researchers at the University of California (UC), San Francisco, and UC San Diego with a combination of technologies, including an MRI scan, EEG which records electrical activity in the brain and diffusion tensor imaging, a process that reveals tissue layout.
Extracts of coriander, lemon balm and spearmint leaves were tested for their antibacterial activity in the disc diffusion assay.
The crude extracts that revealed a positive antimicrobial activity in the disc-diffusion assay were then evaluated by the broth micro-dilution assay to determine the minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) against the microorganisms as previously reported [ 16], except with minor modifications.
Normal activity-induced changes in the diffusion profile of white matter are expected to be very small as compared to the physiological noise [24] and a reliable detection of the signal change would require a large number of measurements.
The presence of water film around the roots can alter the diffusion of acetylene and ethylene from roots and thereby influence the nitrogenase activity, since the diffusion coefficient in water is about 1000 times less than in air [20].
--: No activity in disc diffusion assay or not active (zone ≥ 10 mm) for MIC determination The plant's antifungal potential was assessed against four strains of filamentous fungi.
--: No activity in disc diffusion assay or not active (zone ≥ 10 mm) for MIC determination The antioxidant, antimicrobial and cytotoxic activities of various plant parts of D. innoxia reported in this study, may explain some of the traditional medicinal uses of this plant.
To investigate whether the reduced serum cfDNA levels were due to enhanced DNase activity in the sera, a radial enzyme diffusion method was carried out with sera from healthy controls (n = 50) and from esRA (n = 16) and RRMS (n = 44) patients.
The retention of activity for the C27A and E22Q mutants was also unexpected as these mutants had no activity in agar diffusion assays (29).
A particular emphasis on technology diffusion became more prominent after the elaboration of the Millennium Development Goals, which mandated that the WHO further engage in the diffusion of ICT-related health activities in developing countries [ 17].
