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Gifford et al. hypothesized that the diffusion of SCH23390 out of brain is hindered by a binding-rebinding process of the tracer to neighboring receptors, an effect which is magnified in regions of very high receptor density (high binding potential) [ 37].
In general, we hypothesize that the diffusion of crime prevention benefits across crime types should first occur within crime type clusters and only then extend to other crime clusters.
Based on these earlier results and the results presented here we can hypothesize that diffusion is the most likely way in upa1Δ strains that Cdc3-Gfp gets to the hyphal tip.
As cell swelling in tissues has been shown to result in a water diffusion decrease detectable with MRI, we have hypothesized that the slowdown in diffusion observed during neuronal activation could reflect cell swelling (probably at the dendrite and spine levels) occurring within the activated cortical ribbon.
We hypothesized that bone formation in scaffold follows diffusion phenomenon.
We further hypothesized that astrocyte AQP4 contributes to water diffusion and changes in ADC values in rat brainstem following DAI with acute alcoholism.
It can be hypothesized that persistent or recurrent tumor tissue will show a more restricted diffusion than treatment-related changes, mainly because of higher cellular density.
We hypothesized that the outward expansion of the cavitation reduces the efficiency of passive diffusion of the fluorescent probe through the pore.
We had previously hypothesized that the gradual decrease in Ni Kα fluorescence across the boundary indicated Ni diffusion from the serpentine to calcite, particularly since the Ca Kα boundary was rather sharp[28] There is, in fact, no way to distinguish between heterogeneity and solid state diffusion from Ni Kα data alone.
We hypothesized that the decay of the noncorrected oxygen consumption rate is caused by O2 diffusion from the atmosphere and walls into the chamber.
This result was unexpected, as one could have hypothesized that the increased cellular density, higher degree of compaction and ECM accumulation would have interfered with the diffusion of the antibodies into the spheroid and their subsequent effects.
