Sentence examples for limitations on the diffusion from inspiring English sources

The TS-1 microporous crystalline titanosilicate was shown to exhibit low activity in the 4-tert-butylphenol transformation due to the steric limitations on the diffusion of the substrate molecules towards catalytic active centers.

The development of the model is based on MC simulations results and thus it is not restricted by the limitations of the diffusion approximation.

In North Africa, as the disease occurs almost cyclically, the management is more focused on emergency preparedness and limitation of the diffusion of the disease when it is diagnosed; effective control measures based on quarantine and mass vaccination are used.

However, with the crude oil supplies becoming severe and inferior, the micropore of conventional Y zeolite set severe limitation on the diffusion of large-molecule reactants and products [6].

The limitations on this diffusion route come largely from the problems of the educational system itself.

The growth of cells and their metabolic activity depends on the diffusion limitations imposed by the matrix porosity and later by the impact of accumulating biomass or products in the bead surface.

Given the limitations on long-range diffusion of 4‑HNE [ 28], the effects on 4‑HNE that result from gst-10 disruption may also be local, and would appear as moderate when averaged over the entire organism.

Diffusion limitations on the penetration of nanocarriers in solid tumors hamper their therapeutic use when labeled with α-particle emitters.

The performed calculations show nonlinear effects of internal and external diffusion limitations on the biosensor current, response time and sensitivity as well as on the linear range of the calibration curve.

The dependencies of the internal and external diffusion limitations on the response and sensitivity of amperometric biosensors are investigated computationally using a two-compartment model, and a framework for evaluating and selecting the biosensor configuration is proposed.

A possible explanation of these observations is that in large modules limitations on diffusion of oxygen to the center may allow the cells only to reach a density that enables all cells to remain viable; therefore, the types of cells that we used do not overextend themselves and create a hypoxic environment, at least over a period of one week.