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Axial diffusivity (DA) reflects the diffusion coefficient along the principal eigenvector (λ1), whereas radial diffusivity (DR) indicates the average diffusion coefficients along the two axes perpendicular to λ1.

These 2 slowly diffusing species, τD2 and τD3, exhibited average diffusion coefficients of 2.29 ± 0.35 and 0.09 ± 0.03 μm/s, respectively (n=100 cells, 3 separate experiments).

The agreement between measured and simulated average diffusion coefficients (D) was acceptable.

When bound to cell surfaces, certain lectins such as concanavalin A induce a drop in the average diffusion coefficients (D) of a number of cell surface molecules.

It was found that the average diffusion coefficients for 30:70 and 50 50 sucrose:starch mixtures could be calculated using a weighted mean of the average diffusion coefficients for pure sucrose and pure starch.

The average diffusion coefficients of a range of bimodal blends have also been measured and the results interpreted using the Rouse model.

PCS makes it possible to calculate the average diffusion coefficient (D) of the particles.

The average diffusion coefficient of α-pinene through agar, which has the same partitioning properties as water, was found to be 3.4×10−6 cm2/S.D..D.: 1.2×10−6 cm2/s, n=12).

The average diffusion coefficient is a key parameter in mass transfer that affects signal interpretation in dynamic electroanalytical techniques.

This average diffusion coefficient can be fit with an Arrenhius expression with an activation energy of 56±4 kJ mol−1.

Therefore, the average diffusion coefficient of water in treated PHDDT film was lower than that in untreated one.