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We hypothesized that bone formation in scaffold follows diffusion phenomenon.

The growth of the big bubbles on the electrode surface and the small bubbles along the stream follows diffusion laws of growth in a solution supersaturated with hydrogen.

In vivo, higher %T>MIC values in plasma may be needed for achieving the abovementioned targets in biophases other than the bloodstream, since penetration into the target site follows diffusion kinetics and depends on the physicochemistry of each particular tissue.

The classical DSI scheme we use goes as follows: diffusion-weighted images covering the whole brain are acquired for 515 different values of diffusion sensitizing gradient intensity and direction (i.e., different q-vectors) [20], comprising in q-space the points of a cubic lattice within the sphere of 5 lattice units in radius.

The parameters used for diffusion data acquisition were as follows: diffusion-weighting gradients applied in 60 directions with a b value of 1000 sec/mm2; repetition time/echo time of 5740/91 msec, field of view of 230×230 matrixatrix size of 128×128, resolution of 1.8×1.8×1.8 mm, 41 slices with no gap, covering the whole brain.

Following diffusion, the part is quenched in oil.

Following diffusion across the plasma membrane, this dye can be subsequently oxidatively modified into a highly fluorescent derivative by ROS, including superoxide anion and hydrogen peroxide in cellular environments containing cofactors [30 33].

Following diffusion, the software executes potential reactions.

Following diffusion into the cell, DCFDA is deacetylated by cellular esterases to a non-fluorescent compound, which is subsequently oxidized by intracellular ROS into DCF.

Chronoamperometric investigations combined with SEM reveal the nucleation mechanism changes from three-dimensional progressive to instantaneous, followed diffusion-limited growth during Zn-codeposition.

The leached depth followed diffusion-controlled kinetics with the rate constant increasing in line with the increasing free calcium hydroxide content of the binder.