China and India, though projected to have the largest number of infections, were deemed able to cope for the next eight years because the infected people will be diffused in very large populations.
The key to 3D fabrication is the use of plasma micro-machining to etch narrow deep vertical openings allowing dopants to be diffused in and form electrodes of pin junctions.
An organized membrane E-cadherin staining pattern was revealed in HT-29 cells; however, the distribution of E-cadherin was shown to be diffused in SW480 cells.
In cells with low levels of autophagy, the majority of LC3B is diffused in the cytoplasm in a form termed LC3-I.
We live in an age where power is being diffused: in every industry, consumers are gaining control; in every debate, more voices are being heard.
When a wavefront encounters a rough or nonhomogeneous surface, its energy is diffused in nonspecular directions (see Figure 7).
The driving principles of the Global Approach to Migration are diffused in these contexts as norms to be adopted, "understood as a standard of appropriate behaviour for actors" (Trauner & Wolff, 2014, p. 15).
The active materials, NPC or Ag-NPC composite (70 wt%), acetylene black (20 wt%) and poly vinyl difluoride) (PVDF, 10 wt%) were diffused in 1-methyl-2-pyrrolidinone (NMP) and stirred intensely to form a homogeneous slurry.
To tailor silicon's electronic properties, small amounts of other elements like antimony, which contribute electrons to conduct current, are diffused in.
Yellows, oranges, and reds come from carotenoid or lipochrome pigments; these originate at least in part from the food and are diffused in the skin and feathers.
