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In addition, the narrow diffusion length along the radius of the microchannels created homogeneous reaction conditions for the uniform growth of CdS NCs, even at rapid growth rate that was induced by high OA concentrations.

By employing the recently developed fast axisymmetric DKI, we use stimulated echo acquisition mode to collect data over a two orders of magnitude diffusion time range with very narrow diffusion gradient pulses, enabling finely resolved measurements of diffusion time dependence of both net diffusion and kurtosis metrics, as well as model intra- and extra-axonal diffusivities, and axonal dispersion.

P301L exhibited a severe Tau pathology (primarily immunoreactive for all antibodies) with a narrow diffusion (up to 2 mm from the IS on both the rostral and caudal sides).

Novel AmpliStain™ detection systems (SDT GmbH, Baesweiler, Germany) seem to overcome these constraints offering a more compact and deformable conjugate design that facilitates agile penetration through the narrowest diffusion pathways in tissue sections.

By contrast, in the office scenario, the best result is achieved by a Directive model with a high value of αr, i.e., a narrow beam diffusion.

Inside the long and narrow pore channels, diffusion is the rate-determining process in electrochemical reactions [25].

This is reflected in the signal distribution of the pure shift DOSY spectrum of Figure 6, in which most of the species appear within a relatively narrow band of diffusion (and hence hydrodynamic radius).

Second, the BladeR and MitoR that are placed over the grid are impermeable to substrates, hence ADP diffuses through the narrow opening between the diffusion restrictions and through the opening within the MitoR and BladeR.

In contrast, at the high clamping pressure levels (e.g. >10 bar), increasing the clamping pressure not only reduces the above Ohmic resistance but also narrows down the diffusion path for mass transfer from gas channels to the catalyst layers.

On narrow electrodes, the surface diffusion area, where clusters are formed, is smaller, and the growth is hindered by boundaries.

We summarize these recent findings on membrane proteins, which span a spectrum from highly ion-selective, narrow channels to wide diffusion pores.