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The MC on the surface of GR is beneficial for decreasing the aggregation of GR sheets and improving the diffusion of molecules through the GR sheets.

LaNi0.4Co0.6O3/LaMnO3.26 spreading on the surface layer is very useful in improving the diffusion of Li+ and inhibiting the particles from reacting with the electrolyte, enhancing the high voltage stabilities of the interface between electrode and electrolyte.

Therefore, it is possible for policymakers and bankers to consider innovating and improving the diffusion of one cashless payment at a time to ensure continuous benefits of the adoption of cashless payment system within the EU community.

Like HYALs, VSPs were suggested to act as 'spreading factor' improving the diffusion of venom components and are likely involved in the process of their maturation or activation [ 49].

The RTC could efficiently improve the diffusion of the photoelectrons, which can be ascribed to the improvement of the connectivity by bridging the neighbouring microflowers through the single-crystal nanospindles.

In order to improve the diffusion of the active principle, two different artificial membranes with different pore size were used, before release assays in diffusion cells were compared.

In regimen I, at 24 h post MDR-PA infection, corneal epithelia were removed from infected mouse eyes using a hockey epithelium removal knife to improve the diffusion of the photosensitizer into the stroma48, before PDI mediated by 0%, 0.01%, 0.05%, and 0.1% (w/v) Ce6 and red light was applied.

By reducing the barriers to moving between these two frameworks, the two companies can actually improve the diffusion of research and help speed up the entire commercialization process.

Efforts to improve the diffusion of improved pigeonpea varieties are widely seen as panacea to the widely acknowledged problems of low rates of adoption.

In this paper, a GIS-based methodology was developed as useful support to improve the diffusion of micro-wind turbines in urban environment.

Compared to the pristine edge of graphene, the polar –F, –OH, and –H groups show a stronger intermolecular interaction (Van der Waals terms) with H2 molecules, which could improve the diffusion of H2 into the channel.