Sentence examples for reversible transport from inspiring English sources
A clear difference has been made between the entropy producing processes, diffusion and electrical conduction, and the reversible transport of matter with electric current.
The principal key point of this application is that the reversible transport is made without any lost of liquid.
It requires a time-activity curve (TAC) from the tissue of interest and the arterial plasma time-activity curve, the so-called input function (IF), to derive single rate constants describing reversible transport across the blood brain barrier (K 1 and k 2) and phosphorylation of FDG (k 3) as well as hydrolysis of FDG-6-phosphate back to FDG (k 4) [4].
The true K d is greater than 36 μM, fully consistent with rapid, reversible transport.
S-Adenosyl-L-methionine reversible transport (SLC25A26) is found in the second position in Table 2, with ∆L j =0.768.
Subcellular compartments, such as mitochondria and plastids, can lead to potentially reversible transport of several metabolites (G6P, pentose-phosphates, PEP and DHAP [ 35- 38]).
The 5P-KMA model can provide four kinetic rate constants, i.e., K1, k2-3-4 and Vb: K1 and k2 account for forward and reversed transport between blood and reversible compartment, and k3 and k4 account for forward and reversed transport between reversible and trapped compartment, respectively [12, 15].
It is found that a pyrolytic graphite edge plane electrode (PGE) exhibits reversible Li+ transport behavior in LiClO4 solution, but shows a suppressed redox reaction in LiPF6 electrolyte.
The reversible Li+ transport in LiClO4 is hampered by the presence of trace HF, while the depressed activity in LiPF6 is improved by adding an HF scavenger, which points to the suppressive effects of HF on the redox behavior of PGE.
For each metabolite occurring in a non-cytosolic compartment, a reversible intercompartmental transport reaction is added.
This indicates that only reversible water transport is involved in those early phases of cell swelling or shrinking.
