Among the cell- and agar-type lattice sites, diffusion is modeled using a seven-point stencil finite difference approach.
Multivariate linear regression analysis was used to identify independent contributions of site ischaemia (diffusion and/or perfusion abnormality in seven Brodmann areas in language cortex), age, total volume of infarct (on diffusion-weighted imaging), and total volume of hypoperfusion (on perfusion-weighted imaging).
The catalytic efficiency of an enzyme decreases due to the steric effects, limited freedom of active site, and diffusion barriers when enzyme conjugated with nanostructures [8, 9].
This observation shows that as long as the pellets are small enough, refueling is controlled by macroscopic processes like simultaneous cooling/adsorption in the bed and the movement of the adsorption front out of the bed, rather than the molecular processes like sorption at an adsorbent site or diffusion through the adsorbent lattice.
A recent network analysis of the R-M269 Y chromosome lineage has purportedly corroborated Neolithic expansion from Anatolia, the site of diffusion of agriculture.
In addition, substrate binding and a shifting glutamate residue require expulsion of iron-bound water molecules from the active site by diffusion through the protein surface.
In vivo, higher %T>MIC values in plasma may be needed for achieving the abovementioned targets in biophases other than the bloodstream, since penetration into the target site follows diffusion kinetics and depends on the physicochemistry of each particular tissue.
AgCl was found to form at bottom of scratches on the surface which may be the less effective sites for diffusion or the favorable sites for heterogeneous nucleation.
Among the most commonly used single-rate models are the two-site first-order (TSFO) and the two-site radial diffusion (TSRD) models.
Using multiple injection technique, each masseter and temporalis muscle had three injection sites, with diffusion of approximately 1 cm apart from each sites.
