Sentence examples for diffusion in the profile from inspiring English sources

Conversely, for nutrient uptake, ideotypes differing in root depth, number and angle were recommended for immobile nutrients such as phosphorus, which are dominantly located in the cultivated layer of soil, and for nutrients easily soluble in the soil solution and more prone to leaching and diffusion in the profile such as nitrogen (Lynch and Brown, 2001; White et al. 2013).

AFM images gave some evidence of such lateral diffusion phenomenon, as the profile of thick brushes is slightly rounded in comparison to that of thin brushes (Fig. S3).

Diffusion in the microfluidic channel is controllable, tunable and reconfigurable, realizing sophisticated bidirectional gradient-index profile for light manipulation.

Using a time of 300 s to ensure steady state conformation, Figure 6A displays the convolved profile assuming a diffusion coefficient of 2.0 × 10 6 cm/s, lowered to account for slower diffusion in the brain.

Hence his anxiety about what he thinks is a trend toward cultural diffusion in the United States.

Specifically, we analyze the undesirable effect of lateral diffusion in blurring the intracellular messenger profile.

For Al diffusion measurements in-depth profiling by secondary ion mass spectrometry is applied.

Indeed, changes in the diffusion profile due to changes in the ECS in white matter have been shown in vitro using diffusion weighted imaging in the rat optic nerve [15].

Indeed, changes in the diffusion profile due to changes of the ECS in white matter have been shown in vitro using diffusion weighted imaging in the rat optic nerve [15].

We have observed new features in the diffusion profile with various implant temperatures and offer some explanations for this behaviour.

Normal activity-induced changes in the diffusion profile of white matter are expected to be very small as compared to the physiological noise [24] and a reliable detection of the signal change would require a large number of measurements.