Sentence examples for more efficient diffusion from inspiring English sources

Researchers are still not sure why the method works, but it may simply involve more efficient diffusion and, perhaps, pressure-induced changes in the cell and nuclear membranes.

Which factors could be considered as plausible candidates for the role of more efficient diffusion modulators?

8 In addition, by virtue of its open source nature, social media enables much more efficient diffusion of information, network 'cascades' and permeation of many more social network.

After the treatment, the MG anode is endowed with chemically bonded SEI layers and exposed edge planes both of which facilitate more efficient Li diffusion, especially during charging (lithiation) processes.

Thicker leaves are considered to be important for increasing leaf photosynthesis because they can capture light energy efficiently by more chlorophyll per unit leaf area and they are better able to protect the area where the chloroplast surface faces intercellular spaces, allowing more efficient CO2 diffusion and transport (Terashima et al. 2006).

For this purpose, convection has been proved to be more efficient than diffusion [ 24].

BODIPY 505/515 solution is most often prepared in DMSO, as this is thought to be more efficient for diffusion through cell membranes [ 20] (Table  5).

Put another way, the cardiac transport of dye from the heart to the head towards the injection was more efficient that diffusion driven by local concentration gradients.

In similar conditions of CVVH (AN69 membrane, 0.9 m, substitution rate of 2 l/hour), Brunet and coworkers demonstrated that β2-microglobulin (MW 12,000 Da near from PCT) had a clearance value in the same range, confirming the fact that convection is more efficient than diffusion in removing middle molecular weight solutes [ 13].

Furthermore, it is clearly shown that the beacon cluster routing is more efficient than the diffusion approach.

They demonstrated that the nonlinear acceleration process, such as the phase trapping (e.g., Omura et al. 2007), causes the rapid flux enhancement of radiation belt electrons that is more efficient than quasilinear diffusion process.