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Celestite precipitation was induced by counter-diffusion experiments [20, 21], where the constituting cation and anion diffused from the diffusion cell reservoirs at either end of the column.

To better understand biological processes behind changes in FA, radial diffusivity (RD) and axial diffusivity (AD) derived from the diffusion tensor model can be utilized to predict pathophysiological disruptions such as demyelination [18], [19] or axonal damage [20].

Directional water diffusivities derived from the diffusion tensor have been proposed as potential biological markers to detect and differentiate axon and myelin injury.

Further parameters, which can be derived from the diffusion tensor are the axial and radial diffusivity, λ∥ and λ⊥, respectively.

From the diffusion tensor data, information about the average diffusivity, diffusion anisotropy, and the principle direction of diffusion can be calculated (Basser and Pierpaoli 1996; Basser et al. 2000).

Other scholars agree that the emphasis on self-control increased but think that it may have stemmed not only from the diffusion of courtly manners.

Graebner and Schmidt posited that a limited number of Kulturkreise developed at different times and in different places and that all cultures, ancient and modern, resulted from the diffusion of traits from these centres of innovation.

The measurement y is the actual signal from the diffusion-weighted images.

The kinetic and adsorption parameters were estimated from the diffusion-reaction model with the experimental data.

The dynamics in this area differ from the exchange-dominated dynamics of FA-bound molecules, and from the diffusion-based dynamics seen in the cytoplasm.

ADC maps were constructed from the diffusion-weighted data.