The above results indicated that since the film was approximately 300 nm in thickness and filled with highly-conductive electrolyte, it is much easier for the diffusion of agents and the self-exchange of the electrons through the film.
There are many ways to "spread", including, but not limited to, natural diffusion, extension agents, emergency mobilization, collaborative improvement, virtual collaborative methods, campaign spread, the wave-sequence approach, and hybrid models.
117 The transplacental diffusion of agents of this class is partly limited by their molecular weight (Table 1) but most importantly by their affinity for the placental P-gp transporter.
In our case, we do not have well mixed populations, but explicit spatial contact networks given population density, technology diffusion and agent attributes.
The diffusion of chemical agents is regulated by changing the viscosity of the solution while the reaction is regulated by adding acids.
The reaction may take place at the surface or may occur internally as a result of diffusion of external agents into the plastic body.
Its studies and researches showed that any explosion occurring in the regasification plant would trigger a domino effect potentially producing an unsustainable diffusion of polluting agents and destroy a large part of the city.
However, surfactin has been found to have potential in curing blood diseases, such as preventing platelet aggregation and enhancing fibrinolysis with the facilitated diffusion of fibrinolytic agents (Lim et al. 2005).
Using the example of ofloxacin, we showed here that synchrotron-radiation UV fluorescence microspectroscopy is a new tool to study the diffusion of antibacterial agents in infectious tissues and opens a new field of research in antibacterial chemotherapy.
A new in vitro model has been developed for investigating extravascular diffusion of therapeutic agents in tumour tissue.
