Sentence examples for measuring permeability on from inspiring English sources

The design was validated by measuring permeability on an impermeable pipe.

A plot based on the approach is also presented to describe the relationships between corrected and measured permeability for typical GRI permeability test conditions.

Measured permeability in the laboratory, however, is an apparent parameter that depends on pore pressure and temperature as a result of the relative importance of slip flow and diffusion in gas flow in low-permeability media.

It enables the paper-making and fabric industries to measure permeability 10 times more accurately than is now possible.

Diffusion of BSA-AF594 from acellular (non-endothelialized) microchannels can be used as a positive control to measure permeability.

The "corrected" (or intrinsic) permeability is considerably smaller than the measured permeability.

Note that in this paper, we use terms "observed permeability", "measured permeability" and "effective permeability" interchangeably and subscript "eff" refers to the effective permeability.

We conclude that techniques that have been used to measure permeability and transport in other epithelia may help elucidate modes of action of environmental agents on airways.

The falling head concept was used to measure the permeability on cylindrical OGFC specimens.

Permeability and paracellular diffusion across confluent hBMEC monolayers was then evaluated by measuring the permeability coefficient of the permeability markers, fluorescein sodium and FITC-albumin.

All previous studies that have attempted to investigate the effect of Ang1 on microvascular permeability in intact vessels have measured solute (or solvent) flux (determined by all three factors listed above), rather than measuring microvascular permeability (i.e. permeability coefficients) per se.