Sentence examples for minimize diffusion from inspiring English sources
The zeolite shell thickness was optimized to prevent poisoning and minimize diffusion resistance.
The gel is designed to minimize diffusion of active drug away from the tumor injection site.
Thus, as a teacher, I plan to always value and make use of collaborative in-class group activities that facilitate participation and minimize diffusion of responsibility.
Therefore, optimal oxygen carriers can be designed to minimize diffusion limitations, while satisfying fluidization and pressure drop requirements.
Several approaches to improve the power rate of Li/air batteries have been analyzed in this work, including adjustment of air electrode porosity and catalyst reactivity distributions to minimize diffusion limitations and maximize air electrode material utilization.
Myofiber respiration was measured under hyperoxygenated conditions by pre-bubbling the measurement buffer with pure O2 to minimize diffusion limitations at low PO2 in permeabilized myofibers [48].
The desilication methodology used to produce the mesoporous zeolites minimized diffusion limitations and increased glycerol conversion in the catalytic reaction due to the hierarchical system of secondary pores created in the zeolite crystals.
The superior electrocatalytic response to nitrite was mainly attributed to the large surface area, minimized diffusion resistance, and enhanced electron transfer of the Cu-CLDH and AuNPs composition film.
Micro-spotted systems have the advantage of higher assay sensitivities and faster reaction kinetics due to minimizing diffusion constraints for analyte/antibody binding [ 10].
This hierarchical pore system is of great advantage for minimizing diffusion barriers in sensor and/or catalytic applications since the diffusion rates through 10 50 nm pores are similar to those of molecules in open media.
However, more than 95% of crystal structures are determined at cryogenic temperatures (∼100 K) to reduce radiation damage by minimizing diffusion of reactive intermediates and chemical-damage-induced structural relaxations (Garman, 2010; Holton, 2009; Warkentin et al., 2013).
