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The engineered structure and unique composition along with define porosity, existence of structure stabilizer counter anions and hydrophilic nature of NWs allow deep diffusion of electrolyte ions.

Cumulative cytotoxic effects of l-OHP delivered by PEG-coated cationic liposomes led to deep diffusion of a subsequent dose of liposomal l-OHP in solid tumor presumably as a result of the enlarged intra-tumoral interstitial space.

A series of pre-structured fabrication process, including deep diffusion of boron in a high-temperature diffusion furnace, were used to obtain a 50~ 60 μm p-n junction below the final ~ 250-μm-thick device structure.

Gettering at 950°C seems to have a bad effect on the electrical properties of the cells, which could be due to the deep diffusion of phosphorus into the mc-Si substrate when annealing the sample at 950°C.

Intensity evolution of the core level in XPS indicates that the adsorption of Co atoms is mainly at the surface without deeper diffusion into C8-BTBT layer.

The magnetic enhancement effects of Gd are amplified during inflammatory arthritis where the increase in vascular permeability induced by synovial inflammation allows a deeper diffusion into the tissues.

Moreover, a deep diffusion zone with a well-bonded interface decreased the likelihood of fatigue initiation at (or below) the compound layer interface.

The resulting hypoxia in deep waters is assumed to intensify the diffusion of dissolved phosphorus from deep sediments to deep waters and eventually also to surface waters.

Post-shut-in pressure evolution is characterized by further diffusion of pressure deeper into the medium as compared to the pressure front at the moment of shut-in.

Djenné, along with Timbuktu, was long a central point for the diffusion of Islam deep into the continent.

Work in Wroclaw, Poland, indicates that the effect of high temperature and silicon on increasing the carbon diffusion coefficient accelerates the diffusion of carbon deep into the material, through-carburising the compacts in a relatively short time….