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In this paper one-parametric diffusion model has been improved in order to evaluate the entrainment effect and mass transfer in the settling zone.
These equations can be simplified to the well-known one-parametric diffusion model explained in Bubble Tray Design Manual (1958) [Bubble Tray Design Manual, 1958, AIChE, New York] for case of negligible entrainment.
Thus, to determine whether a change in ADC corresponds to response or progression, diffusion parametric maps should be evaluated along with DW-MRI signal intensity images and all other available clinical information.
The simplest parametric model is the diffusion tensor describing a Gaussian estimate of the diffusion orientation and its strength in each voxel.
Parametric studies reveal effective diffusion coefficients in charged porous media exceeding the corresponding self-diffusion coefficients by up to 34%.
IVIM parametric maps of pure diffusion (a, d), perfusion (b, d*) and vascular components (c, f) of the diffusion-related signal attenuation.
The parametric dependence of the diffusion layer thickness has also been derived and its significance pointed out.
A simple expression is derived in this work that enables one to predict the parametric dependence of the diffusion coefficient ratio (Dap/D) on the 'key-factor' for insertion/extraction processes.
The parametric dependence of the diffusion layer thickness upon electrode potential and scan rate has been derived for reversible electron transfer processes in linear sweep voltammetry (LSV) using a simple analytical expression for the dimensionless current function.
Parametric study indicates that chloride diffusion significantly influences pitting factor while longitudinal cathode/anode ratio controls localized macrocell corrosion.
A parametric study suggests that gas diffusion layer and MPL thermal conductivity are the most critical parameters to improve fuel cell performance followed by thickness and hydrophilic percentage.
