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Comprehensive comparisons show that most of the experimental data resulting from diffusion phenomena are well reproduced by the parameters obtained.

Analytical equations are developed for evaluating average concentration and mass flow rate in an underlying aquifer resulting from diffusion of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) through intact composite liners and transport of inorganic constituents through defects in composite liners.

The agreement of the semi-analytical models provides a basis for calculating yield stress vs. strain rate and temperature, resulting from statistical pinning, for the case of non-interacting dislocations on a single slip system, and for extending the analysis to study dynamic strain aging effects resulting from diffusion of Mg atoms around a pinned dislocation.

b shows the smooth spatial entropy graph resulting from diffusion process on natural scale parameter.

b shows the smooth spatial entropy graph resulting from diffusion process on the natural scale parameter.

b shows the smooth spatial entropy graph resulting from diffusion process with respect to the natural scale parameter.

It is shown to result from diffusion of water into internal voids within the barrier oxide layer.

This resulted from diffusion and permeation to tumor tissues across corresponding vascular distributions by an EPR effect (Figure 10a).

The charge transfer resistance (Rct), which results from diffusion of electrons, can be calculated from the diameter of the semicircle in the high-frequency range.

Although we detected strong nuclear localization of 24RKRNRSP30 (1×EGFP) and accumulation in nucleoli, confirmed by co-localization of B23.1-RFP and nucleolin-RFP, we believe this resulted from diffusion into the nucleus and retention through the peptide interactions with other cellular nuclear and/or nucleolar constituents.

Although the precise conditions for this speciation-like phenomenon has not been completely elucidated, it seems that a bimodal distribution can evolve when the advantage of producing P and that of producing M – which result from diffusion being finite – are sufficiently and more or less equally strong (see the legend of Fig. 9 for the parameter conditions).