Sentence examples for diffusion manner from inspiring English sources
The phrase "diffusion manner" is not a commonly used phrase in written English
It could potentially be used in scientific or technical writing to describe the way something diffuses, or spreads out, in a particular manner or pattern. For example: "The diffusion manner of the dye through the liquid was observed under a microscope."
Encapsulation of model drug (sodium diclofenac; DIC) were achieved by simple mixing of drugs with hydrogelator and the entrapped drugs was almost completely released from hydrogels within 24 h via a diffusion manner.
It described discrete birth-death model and its corresponding diffusion manner by the adaptive landscape [ 17].
The single click time from the state is finite in the model with diffusion manner, however the potential at the state could be infinite, then we draw the conclusion this boundary is not absorbing.
This reaction occurs quickly because both NO and O2− have valence electrons, so they combine together in a diffusion limited manner to form the oxidant (Supplementary Scheme S1 at http://www.bioscirep.org/bsr/033/bsr033e031add.htm Reaction 1).
In addition, they were linearly dependent on ʋ in the range of 10 to 1800 mVs−1, indicating that redox process is controlled in a diffusion-independent manner for a surface-confined redox process.
According to the Crone-Renkin equation [[24],[25]], the penetration of [11C]oseltamivir across the BBB is in a diffusion-limited manner, and therefore, K1 is not considered to reflect CBF.
The residual VC retained in these hydrogels as a biofunctional component can be gradually released in a diffusion-controlled manner, which may endow these RGO-based hydrogels with a biofunctionality.
The hydroxyl ion has an estimated life of 10−9 s, and reacts with any biological molecule in its immediate vicinity in a diffusion-limited manner.
In this method, a 5-μm carbon fiber microelectrode is used to oxidize, in a diffusion-limited manner, the neurotransmitters released from the vesicle.
The superoxide dismutase (SOD) enzymes are also a key determinant of NO bioavailability since SOD competes with NO for superoxide in a diffusion-limited manner, thus attenuating the formation of peroxynitrite and, indirectly, improving NO bioavailability [ 57, 58].
Previous PDF molecular mixing models do not account for differential diffusion in a manner which satisfies realizability requirements.
