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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are able to diffuse to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of something to spread or disperse to a particular location or area.
Example: "The chemicals are able to diffuse to the surrounding environment, affecting the local ecosystem."
Alternatives: "can spread to the" or "are capable of dispersing to the".
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It is believed that these inhibitors are able to diffuse to the anodic or cathodic site (or both) on the steel surface and interfere the electrode reaction, and thus prevent corrosion initiation [37].
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As the placenta's diffusing capacity increases with gestational age [ 38], perhaps fetal health was more greatly compromised later in pregnancy with higher CO doses, as more potent CO was able to diffuse to the fetal circulation.
Proteins in the membrane are able to diffuse laterally in the plane of the membrane [25].
Suitable solids are not necessarily porous and the ions are able to diffuse through the solid material.
Paramagnetic ions are able to diffuse into the core samples to shield NMR T 2 signals from the water phase.
Thus, there is a need to design new nanomedicines that are able to diffuse easily across mucus to reach their pharmacological targets.
Unlike large fatty acids, small lipophilic compounds are able to diffuse freely through water.
If you can keep yourself calm and rational, it's likely that you will be able to diffuse the temper of the other person.
Dox-NPs were able to diffuse through the hydrogel matrices, penetrate into the tumoroid and be internalized by LNCaP PCa cells through caveolae-mediated endocytosis and macropinocytosis pathways.
In the explant system the DSS was able to diffuse into the firm mucus and when tested in vivo FITC labeled DSS was observed at the epithelial surface.
A portion of S100β protein is able to diffuse into the bloodstream.
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