The phrase "and diffusion of many" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the spread or distribution of various elements, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The research focused on the diffusion of many ideas across different cultures."
Alternatives: "and spread of many" or "and distribution of many".
The presence of porin at the outer membrane of Gram negative bacteria restricted the diffusion of many antibiotics and the multidrug efflux pumps at the transmembrane would also pump out the antibacterial agents through the active efflux processes which would hence create a higher intrinsic resistance for Gram negative bacteria [ 31].
We are witnessing at a wide diffusion of many initiatives of open innovation and co-creation in different fields, where different kind of organizations are gradually moving away from traditional design models, becoming more inclusive in their approaches to design and development.
The ramifications of diffusion of many substrate alloying elements are discussed with regard to their relative effects on oxidation resistance of the coating.
The inadequacy of these models to explain the surface diffusion of many hydrocarbons in microporous activated carbon is shown in this paper.
Clearly, the Warburg impedance for copper is connected with the diffusion of many oxide species due to lacking protection film [31].
This unique microvascular barrier in the brain prevents the passive diffusion of many harmful solutes from blood.
The diffusion of many hydrophobic compounds across the OM is mediated by proteins belonging to the FadL family of OM channels [7].
Attempts to study the diffusion of many proteins simultaneously, under conditions resembling the interior of the cells, were performed in silico by McGuffee and Elcock (2010).
Many barriers hinder the take-up and diffusion of promising innovations that could substantially improve the lives of the poor.
