Sentence examples for fastest rate of diffusion from inspiring English sources
The fastest rate of diffusion through SC lipid model membranes occurred in the case of the most hydrophilic drug, urea.
The small size of the yeast cell and the fast rate of diffusion in the cytoplasm for a freely diffusible protein caused us to focus on lateral surface diffusion in the membrane.
Since the inactive GTPase B has a relatively fast rate of diffusion, we take the limit at which D b ≈∞ and consider b (t ) to be a purely global variable (b L (0)= b G (t )≡ b (t )).
This is due to VEGF having a much faster rate of replenishment due to diffusion than can be expected for collagen by cell migration [50] (i.e. DaVEGF-Proteolysis≪DaCol1-Proteolysis∼1).
n = 0.5 indicates case I, which is a perfect Fickian process, whereby the rate of network relaxation is faster than the rate of diffusion.
They are simplified for the case in which no oxidation of carbon monoxide is considered within the bubbles and when the rate of the heterogeneous reactions at the surface of the particles is much faster than the rate of diffusion of reactants.
The lack of purge effect is indicative of the consumption of oxygen being much faster than the rate of diffusion of oxygen back into the ambient atmosphere system.
Hence, for the pore constriction to have an effect on the vesicular efflux, the rate of constriction of the pore has to be faster than the rate of diffusion out of the vesicle.
The reaction is finished in less than 1 min; thus, the growth rate is beyond the thermodynamically controlled regime, which leads to anisotropic growth due to a faster rate of atomic addition than that of adatom diffusion.
Taking λ3 = 0, it is then clear from equation (9a) that the largest values of A0 will occur when λ2 is large, (i.e. when the rate of complex breakdown is fast compared to its rate of diffusion).
Moreover, computational models of intra-Golgi transport by diffusion show that tubules, even when very few and transient, are sufficient to mediate the observed fast rate of albumin transport through the stack.
