Sentence examples for based on diffusion and from inspiring English sources
The growth of biomass is calculated based on diffusion and reaction theory.
Then, phenomenological empirical models as well as models based on diffusion and chemical reaction theory are discussed.
The impact of the lipophilic penetration enhancer, oleic acid (OA), on the barrier properties of stratum corneum (SC) lipid model membranes was investigated based on diffusion and permeation studies of model drugs covering a broad range of lipophilicities.
In this work, a theoretical approach based on diffusion and the Flory—Huggins theory of the free energy of mixing is considered to predict the weld-line strength in injection-moulded polycarbonate (PC) and its blend with high-density polyethylene (PE) as a function of melt temperature and contact time.
The authors also introduce a phenomonological model of antigenic variation based on diffusion, and interpret antigenic drift in terms of fitted diffusion coefficiants.
Microdialysis is one of the established techniques allowing the recovery of a wide range of molecules including low molecular weight proteins which are sampled based on diffusion and ultrafiltration.
The predicted growth velocities give the right order of magnitude compared to the experiment and close the gap between theoretical models based on diffusion only, and experimental observations.
A sensitivity kernel in 3D based on diffusion model and its projected plot are shown in lower left panel and lower right panel, respectively.
Effective collection on a small sensing area is not possible based on diffusion alone and the employment of a directed force will be required to solve the problem of transport.
Furthermore, the comparison of dissolution profiles for formulations U1, U4, and U7 containing 100, 200, and 300 mg of Neusilin US2 reveals that MDT decreases but the dissolution rate based on diffusion (K) and DE increases with increasing the silicate content (Fig. 4).
Since an accumulation process in breast milk is not possible based on diffusion gradients and because the residual concentration of xenon is exhaled from the mother's body in a matter of minutes, considerations suggest that xenon is no longer detectable in the milk a few minutes after emergence.
