The phrase "as a diffused" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is spread out or dispersed, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The light was perceived as a diffused glow throughout the room."
Alternatives: "as a dispersed" or "as a spread-out".
The damage is described as a diffused reduction of the cable axial stiffness, and defined through its intensity, extent and position.
Damage is modeled as a diffused loss of cross-section representing the typical effect of fretting fatigue and it is introduced in the formulation by enforcing relevant literature results providing analytical solution for the static response of damaged suspended cables.
In the SEG/Pas strain, at day 4, κ-casein appeared as a diffused band, between 30 and 37 kDa.
Somatic mosaicism of DM1-expanded alleles within one tissue is seen as a diffused band or smear on Southern blot analysis, or as discrete bands heterogeneous in size on SP-PCR analysis [ 57, 64].
The making of law by custom is not incompatible with this thesis; it amounts to a positing of law by the people, considered as having a diffused authority and responsibility for their own community.
Now open on the sides, the terminal's rooms will be enclosed in translucent panels and in vinyl screens that will act as scrims, permitting a diffused view while serving as backdrops for quotations about New York and New Jersey.
Agency executives and others described Tylenol as a brand diffused by years of competition and a broadened product line.
In this context, the interface is considered as a numerically diffused zone, captured as well as all present waves (shocks, expansion waves).
In both, early and late, NaPaC-treated tumours, we observed a more intense brown staining of the nuclei of apoptotic cells as well as a more diffused brown staining of the cytoplasm and the nuclei of necrotic cells as compared to control.
C*: modified cystein detected as carbamidomethyl Spot 1606 had a diffused pattern in the 2-DE gel.
By stopping the process at τ=1, a diffused image is obtained as shown in Fig. 12 c.
