Sentence examples for inefficient diffusion of from inspiring English sources
The reason for this may be attributed to inefficient diffusion of Mn into TiO2 lattice and subsequent decrease in band gap.
However, the viability did decrease slightly throughout the culture period for these formulations compared to Day 0. This is likely a result of inefficient diffusion of nutrients, oxygen and waste products during long culture times [42] and may be less of a concern under the cyclic loads present in the joint.
Even local administration of trophic factors directly to the vicinity of the desired site appeared to give discouraging outcomes due to inefficient diffusion to the target site (Thoenen & Sendtner, 2002; Sherer et al, 2006).
Third, the label-free molecular imaging capability makes CARS microscopy appealing for in vivo study of myelin by avoiding the inefficient diffusion and nonspecific binding of fluorophore probes in the tissue environment [56].
On one hand this could be due to inefficient translation, folding or stability of the ScFKBP12 protein or to limited diffusion of rapamycin in plant cells.
This may be due to diffusion of the episomes to nuclear areas that are not involved in active transcription, inefficient chromatin deposition, or enrichment with histone modifications typical of transcriptionally silenced chromatin.
The lack of amphetamine-induced c-Fos activation in the Pitx3GFP/GFP grafted animals suggests that volume transmission, i.e. diffusion of released dopamine over distance from midbrain dopamine rich grafts is, at best, an inefficient means to normalize striatal neuron activity in the Parkinson's disease affected brain.
He had sensed the diffusion of interest.
The early diffusion of Buddhism in China remains unclear.
But the origin and diffusion of religion, like the origin and diffusion of music, laughter, and xenophobia, reside in a largely irretrievable evolutionary past.
Such diffusion of responsibilities makes some investors almost blasé about Ralph Lauren with no Ralph.
