Sentence examples for concentration influx from inspiring English sources

This short list of similar systems in which a concentration influx occurs at the boundary (i.e. from the soil surface or drug-eluting stent) leads to a type of mixed boundary condition that is similar to the situation we consider in this paper.

At medium-high concentrations the oxidation process was associated with an ingress of water, while at the highest concentration water influx was smaller and in some cases an outflux was observed.

In accordance with this mechanism, procedures reducing intracellular Cl− concentration decrease influx of Cl− through granular Cl− channels, resulting in inhibition of exocytosis [48].

The depletion of intracellular Ca2+ stores and the concomitant rise in the cytosolic Ca2+ concentration induces influx of extracellular Ca2+ across the plasma membrane through store operated calcium entry (SOCE) and calcium release activated calcium (CRAC) channels.

For each extracellular serine concentration, the influx of serine was calculated by dividing the total amount of accumulated end products (PC + PE + PS) by the characteristic accumulation time (2 h).

In contrast to Vaneker and colleagues' study [ 62], TLR4 KO mice displayed no significant differences in cytokine concentrations, neutrophil influx or lung permeability when compared with wild-type mice [ 64].

This decrease in K+ concentration indicated an influx of potassium (Fig. 4C; negative values).

HSP70 may also confer protection to the presynaptic compartment by stabilizing calcium concentration and calcium influx.

Dying HeLa cells initially showed classical AVD but promptly began to release their DNA with cellular swelling, accompanying the increase of intracellular free Cl− concentration and Cl− influx.

Since it is speculated that high Ca2+ would be strategically important within wrinkles, we therefore sought to construct a model which included a wrinkled cell surface in order to establish whether the wrinkled topology had a significant influence on the near membrane Ca2+ concentration during Ca2+ influx.

At elevated concentrations when the influx of metals exceeds the metal buffer capacity, toxic effects may occur (Chapman et al. 2003).