Sentence examples for enabling the diffusion from inspiring English sources

At high temperature the He atoms diffuse out of these bubbles enabling the diffusion of the mobile Si back to their original sites and the annealing of the material back to the original structure.

Where efforts were made to engage groups beyond the target group, this often had the limited aim of enabling the diffusion of health-related knowledge, to parents or other groups [ 53, 79] rather than engaging them in transformative change.

This enables the diffusion of protest ideas and also allows movement leaders in one place to see what is working and what is not, and then adjust strategy, tactics, framings, and organizational efforts for greater success given local conditions.

This phenomenon, together with the electrostatic repulsion between DOX and PAH/PSS multilayer, enables the diffusion of the drug in the medium [23].

Afterwards, a more recent circumarctic gene flow would have enabled the diffusion of characteristics from Asia to America and vice-versa.

The Space of Disse enables the diffusion of molecules from the fenestrated LSEC layers to the hepatocytes and thereby acts as a "molecular sieve" [1].

Barrier is cracked under stretch which enables the diffusion of an enzyme (trypsin) within the reservoir and the PLL/HA is enzymatically degraded leading to the release of drug [ 110].

Our dataset is consistent with all 3 possibilities: Dendritic spines from new neurons were found no further than 100 nm from an astrocytic process, a distance small enough to enable the diffusion of small molecules secreted by these processes towards the nascent protrusion (Witcher et al. 2007).

For organisations like mine, enabling the rapid diffusion of better ways of delivering health and care needs to be part of the day job.

The change of the gel refractive index caused by the change of the diffusing protein concentration within the gel during the diffusion process enables the effective diffusion coefficients of protein to be estimated.

Recently, there have been several technical improvements in DWI, leading to reduced acquisition time and artefacts and enabling the development of diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) as a tool for assessing white matter.