The phrase "diffusion out from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of substances spreading or moving away from a source.
Example: "The diffusion out from the cell membrane allows nutrients to enter and waste products to exit."
Alternatives: "spreading out from" or "emission from".
The bulk fluid volume above the gaps obtains its antibiotic concentration from diffusion out of the narrow gap.
By contrast, as demonstrated previously, cardiac retention of 11C-hydroxyephedrine (11C-HED) is mediated through a continuous cyclical mode of release (diffusion out) and reuptake via NET from the nerve terminal [11, 16].
Essentially, if the first pulse of inducer is not given sufficient time to diffusion out of environment, aTc molecules from the first pulse are still present when the second pulse occurs.
These growth factors release profiles were not the same: 1.7 pmol/day for VEGF for the first seven days mainly due to VEGF diffusion out of the scaffold and from 0.10 to 4.7 pmol/day for PDGF depending on degradation of polymer particle using different formulations [ 113].
The desiccant was removed from 3 forensiX tubes, and the membranes of 3 Sarstedt tubes were covered with Scotch tape to block moisture diffusion out of the tubes.
Experimental data were compared to models that describe release by a diffusion mechanism out from core shell particles as well as homogeneous spherical particles.
Diffusion prediction falls out from the scope of this work, therefore we are not interested in evaluating the absolute but rather the relative performance of the two predictions.
Extrinsic KF addition during film growth promoted diffusion of Na out from the various substrates and into the growing film, in agreement with previous reports.
The global distribution of Mormons resembles a contact diffusion model, radiating out from the organization's headquarters in Utah.
