Sentence examples for earlier diffusion from inspiring English sources
As has been shown earlier, diffusion restrictions between solution surrounding the permeabilized cardiomyocytes and adenine nucleotide translocase lead to an apparent Km(ADP) of OxPhos that is much higher than that for isolated mitochondria (9).
This contradicts the expectations described above, based on linguistic data, of a recent demic expansion from the area of Nigeria-Cameroon towards Central Southern and Eastern Africa, and an earlier diffusion from Western to Central Africa [ 26].
Earlier diffusion studies have been criticized for making individuals the unit of analysis, assuming that new innovations are better than old ones and that adoption is more worthy of study than rejection, and using the invariable assumption that research can be transferred to new contexts without adaptation.
The early diffusion of Buddhism in China remains unclear.
He was skeptical of the theory of Kulturkreis ("culture sphere"), which postulates early diffusion of cultural elements from a primeval area of human development.
The absence of lesions on the first early diffusion MRI was associated with good outcome.
An intuitive illustration of this result is depicted in Figure 3. Figure 3 Early diffusion within the core is predictive.
As temperature and pressure increase, the fractal dimension decreases significantly to a minimum at the early diffusion combustion stage.
Recall that the predictability assessment summarized in Section 2.3 suggests that both early dispersion of diffusion activity across network communities and early diffusion activity within the network core ought to be predictive of meme success.
Johkura et al. [6] prospectively studied early diffusion MRI as a predictor of short-term outcome in 36 patients with hypoglycemic encephalopathy.
Primary particle sizes start small, go through a maximum in the early diffusion combustion phase and decline again as combustion proceeds.
