Sentence examples for molecules that diffuse from inspiring English sources

On its (internal) surface the solid phase accumulates gas molecules that diffuse through the liquid.

These artifacts are more pronounced in the case of small molecules that diffuse rapidly.

However, PSi refractometric sensing applications have generally been size limited to molecules that diffuse into the porous matrix to cause a measurable change in effective optical thickness.

Protein molecules that diffuse to, and adsorb to, the air water interface, as the sample flows down the surface of the glass rod, are necessarily delivered to the surface of the trough solution.

Primary signaling molecules that diffuse away from the origin, on the other hand, encounter less competition and can more readily serially activate many molecules.

For molecules that diffuse quickly or as an adjunct to photobleaching experiments, fluorescence brightness analysis, such as fluorescence distribution analysis and photon counting histograms are used to determine oligomeric distributions.

The sphere of radius r ass + that encompasses v ass + is concentric with that of the spherical receiver volume of radius r R. We consider that any molecule that diffuses into this volume is assumed to have been received.

Previously, we have defined the reception space as a hypothetical volume around the receiver within which any molecule that diffuses into this space is assumed to have been received [40, 51].

SHH is also a prominent example of a morphogen molecule that diffuses to form a concentration gradient and has different effects on the cells of the developing embryo in a concentration-dependent manner.

Large molecules that cannot diffuse across the cell membrane can enter the cell with help from special proteins inserted in the membrane.

Typical candidate radiotracers for hypoxia imaging are radiolabeled small molecules that freely diffuse into (and out of) cells but are differentially metabolized in regions of low pO2.