"general diffusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the widespread distribution of something, such as knowledge or an idea. For example: The general diffusion of technological advancements has made the world smaller.
That means a general diffusion of that knowledge through the public trust.
In general, diffusion of membrane-integrated proteins is 4 5 times slower than that of cytoplasmic proteins.
Serratia marcescens outer membrane contains three different general diffusion porins: Omp1, Omp2 and Omp3.
The charge distribution within a porin monomer is similar as in other general diffusion pores.
MOMP expressed in E. coli and present in the outer membrane was shown to function as a general diffusion porin.
OmpF is a major general diffusion porin of Salmonella typhi, a Gram-negative bacterium, which is an obligatory human pathogen causing typhoid.
I present a general diffusion-based modeling framework for the analysis of animal movements in heterogeneous landscapes, including terms representing advection, mortality, and edge-mediated behavior.
Our method is based on Dirichlet forms and it can be applied to more general diffusions.
The Brownian motion case is treated in detail and extensions to general diffusions are given.
In general, Diffusion-thermo and thermal-diffusion effects have been found to be particularly important for intermediate molecular weight gases in binary systems that are often encountered in chemical engineering processes.
First, we aim to give a new criterion for general diffusions, especially when the coefficients of diffusions are non-Lipschitz or coefficients of diffusions are degenerate.
