Sentence examples for compared to the diffusion from inspiring English sources

Basically, the differences in inhibition of yeast strain obtained from essential oil (liquid phase, direct contact with the culture media) and the vapour can be attributed to the differences in diffusion coefficients of the antimicrobial compounds present in the eucalyptus oil when they have to diffuse in the agar compared to the diffusion in vapour phase [ 35].

This feature suggests that, compared to the diffusion layer, the present pythio-MWNT-Cyt c SAMs was rather thicker.

For nanoparticles, the radius is small compared to the diffusion layer thickness (r << δ), Eq. (5) can be reduced to (6).

It is in good agreement with the release kinetics of biomolecules from devices that have a fast dissolution rate compared to the diffusion times.

The two major criteria to be met are that the reaction is instantaneous compared to the diffusion and that the gas-film resistance is negligible.

A flow analysis confirms the positive impact of the optimized casing groove design on the stage isentropic efficiency compared to the diffusion design and compared to the benchmark axisymmetric design.

According to this idea, solute uptake by or release from the aquifer material is modelled at small scale by a "slow" diffusion process where the diffusion coefficient is reduced as compared to the aqueous diffusion coefficient due to (i) the size and shape of intra-particle pores and (ii) retarded transport of solutes within intra-particle pores governed by a nonlinear sorption isotherm.

Note that the estimated values of the selection coefficients were smaller when simulating the Neolithic demic diffusion (DD) compared to the cultural diffusion (CD).

However, the solute mass accumulated on DGT samplers with thin diffusion layers will not increase proportionally compared to the standard diffusion layer thickness (∼940 μm) if desorption from soil governs the solute supply to the DGT sampler.

However, surprisingly the calculations predicted that the toughness in the fast diffusion case was no more than 12% lower compared to the slow diffusion case suggesting that the stress concentrations due to the dislocation structures and the crack tip fields have only a minor effect on the toughness reduction in the presence of hydrogen.

Firstly, the sulfide ions released from Na2S in the aqueous solution react with the metal ions on the surface of the Cu2O cubes to form a thin layer of Cu sulfides, and then the outward diffused metal ions become dominant compared to the inward diffusion of S2− based on the Kirkendall effect, leading to the formation of a well-defined gap between the shell and the Cu2O core.