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Figure 2 presents adoption rates of the new crop throughout the entire diffusion period.

From Fig. 3, it can be found that adsorption coefficient mainly affects the gas diffusion period from matrix to fracture.

Extent of anomalous diffusivity demonstrates the dependence on both the dimensions of cristae and their density: enlargement of the junction radius (Fig. 4B) causes a particularly strong shift of the anomalous diffusion period towards larger t.

Assuming a myosin-V head diffuses along an actin filament when weakly bound, if the myosin-head finds an adjacent actin binding site during this diffusion period, it can release Pi and step forward; if not, it detaches.

There was a steady increase in use of Internet-based resources during the diffusion period of EBM.

To limit the contributions from rotational motion to the diffusion coefficients measured for fibril-associated species, a long (500-ms) diffusion period Δ was employed (31).

Improved experimental design utilizing multiple diffusion periods or the length of the displacement encoding gradient pulses increases the information content of the diffusion experiment while new numerical and analytical methods allow for the accurate modeling of diffusion in complicated porous geometries.

Diffusion of nitrogen and formation of compound layer were very limited for the shortest processing times of 20 h in both materials while the combination of diffusion periods after active nitriding led to a clear improvement of nitriding efficiency only for the Ti 6Al 4V alloy.

Specifically, inside individual EnCs, Sox2 molecules appear to spend significantly more time binding to either naked DNA or chromatin with relatively short 3D diffusion periods.

These experiments were performed using a range of spin diffusion periods from 0 to 7 ms, after which the repolarization of the peptide signals was monitored by comparing peak intensities to the unfiltered H C CP signal.

The diffusion-dominated period is therefore very short and can nearly be neglected.