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By comparing the diffusion of pure methane and methane mixtures with the higher alkanes, it is observed that the diffusivity of methane is unaffected by the presence of the higher alkanes in the MOFs considered, indicating that the diffusion path of methane is not blocked by the higher alkanes present in natural gas.

This observation is made by comparing the diffusion coefficient of samples subjected to intermittent-type oscillations and those subjected to continuous SAOS.

One explanation for the experimentally determined retention sequence can be found by comparing the diffusion coefficients of the different salts (Schaep et al. 1998) (given in Table 3).

We addressed the possibility that binding of monovalent streptavidin (mSA) affects the mobility of biotinylated AP-SSTR3-GFP by comparing the diffusion of mSA-labeled AP-SSTR3-GFP to the diffusion of unlabeled protein by FRAP.

We therefore tested for a link between Y receptor mobility and endocytosis by comparing the diffusion characteristics of the Y1 and Y2 receptors, with the Y16A and Y2H155P mutants.

By comparing the apparent diffusion coefficients of MB in the varied systems, it is indicative that the apparent diffusion coefficients of MB can be also employed to characterize the hydrophobicity change of hybrid systems.

We also simulated the bulk MgSiO3 liquid (N = 8,000) at ambient pressure to verify our inter-atomic potential model by comparing the self-diffusion coefficients of oxygen with other force fields and Car-Parrinello molecular dynamics (de Koker et al. 2009; Adjaoud et al. 2011; Lacks et al. 2007).

It could be done by comparing the rate of substrate diffusion per unit interfacial area (kSL C0) with the reaction rate per unit area (φr0/ a), where φ is the phase volume ratio and " a" is the interfacial area per unit volume of organic phase [ 32].

In order to compare the accuracy/coverage with BLAST [9], the most widely used tool for functional annotation [77], a BLAST search for each protein in the structural genomics test set against Swiss-Prot [78] was followed by comparing the accuracy to ETA network diffusion.

Testing errors and agreements were determined by comparing the results of the disk diffusion with the standard criterion agar dilution method.

The external mass transfer and intraparticle diffusion rates were further evaluated by comparing the time constants for reaction (t r ) and diffusion (t d ) using theoretical calculations.