Sentence examples for diffusion back to from inspiring English sources

Catalyst diffusion back to the surface from the Fe sublayer is much more significant than down towards the SiO2/Si substrate from the surface Fe layer.

Subsequently, Survivin undergoes ubiquitination, which not only physically prevents its diffusion back to the cytoplasm but also facilitates its degradation.

The basic concept of anomalous diffusion dates back to Richardson's treatise on atmospheric diffusion in 1926 [1].

Moreover, Ist2p is retained in the plasma membrane domain of the daughter cell by a septin barrier localized at the bud neck blocking lateral diffusion of Ist2p back to the mother cell membrane domain [ 16].

In long neurites, most of the transported factor X cannot return to the soma because the retrograde diffusion back takes so long time that the factor is degraded along the way.

Their facilitated diffusion back into the stroma through proteins embedded in the membrane powers the synthesis of ATP.

A high concentration of protons outside the membrane also creates the conditions for their diffusion back into the matrix.

The small molecular weight of Survivin should theoretically permit passive diffusion back into the cytoplasm even as the RanGTP gradient collapsed.

Imposing an inwardly directed osmotic gradient reduces outward flow and increases bidirectional flow, which we interpret as free diffusion back and forth (figure 4B).

They proposed that the enzyme substrates hydrogen peroxide and superoxide anions can cross cell membranes; hence, their rapid removal by exogenous enzymes would establish an extracellular "sink" for these endogenous oxidants, maintaining a gradient for diffusion from the cytosol and preventing diffusion back into the cell.

Because the fluid is so squishy, the piston effect heats the gas much faster than diffusion can carry energy back to the liquid, and the bubble temperature overshoots both that of the wall and the liquid.