Sentence examples for change in diffusion from inspiring English sources
The change in diffusion coefficient with pH can be attributed to a decrease in homogeneous electron-transfer rate constant with deprotonation of the polymer.
In regions where the degenerated pathway crosses other tracts, such as in the rostral pons, paradoxically there is almost no change in diffusion anisotropy, but a significant change in the measured orientation of fibers.
The longitudinal diffusion (the B term) which contributes the most on band broadening at low velocity is associated with two parameters: the change in diffusion of the analyte in the presence of the stationary phase particles and the particle's diffusion coefficient in the mobile phase.
No change in diffusion was detected after actin binding for DOPE-biotin concentrations up to 1 mol%.
When the coated particle was exposed to light, the shell remained intact while the core degraded as evidenced by a dramatic change in diffusion coefficient of fluorescent beads immobilized within the core.
In static percolation, an abrupt change in diffusion rate is present at p = 0.5 (in 2D, assuming a square lattice), but when bonds fluctuate in time, the diffusion rate changes less abruptly.
Changes in diffusion values such as fractional anisotropy and radial diffusivity can be attributed to growth of axonal neurofibrils such as microtubules and neurofilaments, which may occur when tasks are practiced [ 58].
More recently, changes in diffusion metrics (decrease in fractional anisotropy, increase in mean diffusivity or decrease in axial diffusivity) were reported in the tegmentum of the midbrain and rostral pons in patients with idiopathic RBD (Scherfler et al., 2010; Unger et al., 2010).
Our results imply that training-induced changes in diffusion characteristics of the axonal membrane may lead to increased radial diffusivity as reflected in decreased FA values.
Second, there are really no changes in diffusion in TN differently to migraine.
First, changes in diffusion could be too subtle or restricted to be identified by TBSS analysis.
