Sentence examples for compared the diffusion from inspiring English sources

Here, we compared the diffusion of HSV-1 in neutralized (pH ∼ 7) CVM and F127-pretreated CVM.

The investigator also compared the diffusion-weighted imaging trace images to BA maps from Damasio and Damasio (1989) at each slice to identify whether or not there was evidence of infarct in left BA 38 or the left superior temporal gyrus anterior to BA 21 (an area we refer to as the temporal pole in this article).

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.

Comparing the diffusion coefficient D of the tracers in the block copolymer matrices with the self-diffusion coefficient Ds of the pure tracers, two regimes with a different dependence of DDs on the molecular weight M of the tracers have commonly been found in the two systems.

The goal of this study was to compare the diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) metrics from an end-stage canine Krabbe brain evaluated by MR imaging ex vivo to those of a normal dog brain.

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).

In this project, we will compare the diffusion of SCALE-UP to the S-curve and identify how close SCALE-UP is to the 16% tipping point.

The main normative instrument has been the benchmarking system for measuring municipalities' success in the labour market integration of migrant newcomers set up in 2002 (Liebig, 2007) to compare the diffusion of effective integration measures between municipalities.

In one study comparing the diffusion rates of neptunium V), plutonium(IV), and americium III) in sandstone and limestone, neptunium penetrated more than ten times as well as the other elements.

Alkan et al. [34] used the ADC to compare the diffusion of water molecules within cerebral tissue between obese and lean subjects.