Slow scan voltammetry with an AVI shows a reproducible and predictable diffusion-controlled current down to 0.4 mV/s.
We investigate the following predictability question: Is the diffusion of social movements and mobilizations ES predictable and, if so, which measurable quantities have predictive power?
The survey questionnaire (see Additional file 1) was developed using aspects of the Awareness-to-Adherence model [ 25], which predicts physician behavior regarding new guidelines for care, and diffusion of innovation theory, which identifies predictable patterns of program adoption [ 26, 27].
The granisetron TD patch uses a drug-in-adhesive matrix diffusion method to deliver a predictable dose of granisetron for up to 7 days.
An excellent candidate for a process with predictable fluctuation properties is one that involves only diffusion and first order decay.
The device performance suffers currently from a "parasitic" diffusional loss of analyte; however, the experimentally validated model enables in silico investigation of the performance for different membrane pore sizes, which hinder diffusion of larger molecules in a predictable manner.
Diffusion theory posits that innovations do not sell themselves but are adopted over time through the predictable patterns of communication in a profession[ 18, 19].
In both these cases, a simple area-scaling law is found sufficient to explain limiting diffusion coefficients for permeable cristae junctions, while asymmetric reduction of the junction permeability leads to strong but predictable variations in molecular motion rate.
The global numerical diffusion is not very sensitive to changes in free-stream velocity ratio and can be reduced in a predictable way by refining the grid spacing.
