Sentence examples for lead to diffusion from inspiring English sources
Further, most business corporations have a marketing division that is the researcher of diffusing new product and statistical research activities that lead to diffusion to help the organisation's advertising endeavours.
The proximity of the scar could lead to diffusion of signals and/or more pronounced local activation that promotes this local fibrosis in MIadjacent.
While a decade ago the fast mobility of proteins in the nucleoplasm lead to diffusion models, we are now envisioning models where proteins are guided on DNA or protein networks controlling their exploration properties (diffusion can be guided).
Random perturbations of classical dynamical systems under certain conditions lead to diffusion processes on graphs.
We aim to review the main clinical uses of DWI, focusing on the physiological mechanisms that lead to diffusion abnormalities.
Alternatively, direct experiences may lead to diffusion over other channels, such as interest in reports from mass media or face-to-face conversations.
The picture emerging from modeling indicates that production of growth factors by cells may lead to diffusion-driven instability, which in turn may lead either to decay of both population, or to emergence of local growth foci represented by spike-like solutions.
Similar studies have been carried out by Valerio et al. [25], and they have suggested that when higher enzyme concentration is immobilized, the binding sites of the carrier get saturated with enzyme which further leads to diffusion limitation phenomena.
As noted above, the way the experiments were conducted led to diffusion in a single axis normal to the brain surface that was perfused with radiotracer.
This is a conceptually important point: a mesh of traps can lead to slow diffusion, diffusion with intermittent binding, but anomalous diffusion would further require such mesh of Pol II-CTDs to form a perfect fractal.
Washcoat layers thicker than about 50 μm appear to lead to internal diffusion limitations.
