For diffusion of ATP and ADP, possible implications of anisotropic diffusion include facilitated transport of ATP and ADP along the cell.
In this note, we examine the implications of Cahn Hilliard diffusion on mass conservation when using a phase-field model for simulating two-phase flows.
Health technology assessment (HTA) is "a multidisciplinary field of policy analysis, studying the medical, economic, social and ethical implications of development, diffusion and use of health technologies" [ 1].
HTA aims at informing healthcare policymakers, managers and practitioners of the "clinical consequences, but also the economic, ethical, and other social implications of the diffusion and use of a specific procedure or technique on medical practice" [ 4] (p. 431).
Health technology assessment has been defined as a multidisciplinary field of policy analysis studying the medical, social, ethical, and economic implications of development, diffusion, and use of health technology [ 1].
The implication of the diffusion like large time behaviour is that the transition zone continues to spread beyond the zone of convective oscillation.
Implications for experimental observations of diffusion along mitochondria using methods of optical microscopy are drawn out: a non-homogenous power law is proposed as a suitable approach to TAD.
Although the political implications of the innovation-diffusion debate were profound, they were generally of less interest to scholars than was its resolution not least because it created the interesting methodological problem of how one might scientifically determine the primacy of either process.
Some implications of fast interphase boundary diffusion for the thermal stability of thin films are discussed.
The implications of these findings for diffusion mechanisms and the associated reaction kinetics are discussed briefly.
