Sentence examples for more diffused and from inspiring English sources

Telecare is more diffused, and much of the current treatments are provided by the social care department of local government, not NHS.

Up to two diameters downstream within the wake, the boundary between the wake and the freestream, which is normally dominated by the presence of the tip vortices, gets more diffused and turbulence levels are significantly increased due to tip injection.

However, these peaks become more diffused and difficult to resolve, with a much lower intensity as the applied bias voltage increases and completely disappears at Ub = −350 V, which suggests formation of metal carbides in the coating.

It was found that the roughness of the as-etched surface increases with the degree of alloying due to second phase particles making the reflection more diffused, and that the as-etched surface morphology is similar to the oxide substrate interface after anodising.

Personalism is a more diffused and eclectic movement and has no such universal reference point.

The rings in the SAD pattern (see Figure 5b) are more diffused, and no clear ring can be observed.

In the presence of 20 μM asiaticoside, these fibers exhibited as more diffused, oligomeric and cluster-like structures.

EDC-modification of native and recombinant TRP47 resulted in much more diffused electrophoretic bands and dimers and trimers representing intermolecular cross-linkages were observed (Figures 4A and 4C).

In contrast, in DCNs expressing EGFRDN F-actin distribution appears weaker and more diffused over the axon shaft and axon branches.

And the faster and more diffused networks become, the more vulnerable we all are, not to Big Brother but to the Little Brothers -- the Web site, the video store, the hacker, the credit card company that can amass and sell your personal data with little government restraint.

Although, the Etramp 2 and H3K9Me1 labeling in these parasites became weaker and more diffused, the partial co-localization is still evident.