Sentence examples for slowed diffusion from inspiring English sources

Conversely, glucose, which cannot diffuse passively through the cell membrane [ 23], is assumed to have to diffuse around cells, and thus experiences a crowded environment and correspondingly slowed diffusion (see Figure 1C).

Adding hydroxyl groups slowed diffusion of hydronium ions within a cluster due to tighter binding in the interface and enhanced diffusion between clusters due to better connectivity.

The slowed diffusion of oxygen into hot pieces of the silica-silicon foam through this superficial gradually hardening dioxide-oxynitride film guarantees the substantial lifetime of this ball-lightning-like phenomenon.

This type of behavior has been best described for the case of nuclear proteins, which often showed slowed diffusion as the result of transient binding to DNA [42], [44].

The slowed diffusion of nickel II) ions through alginate gels was exploited to illustrate how magnetically patterned materials might facilitate spatiotemporal control over cellular responses.

Statistical significance was examined using the appropriate test; most commonly, the single-tailed t test was used to determine whether a given membrane interaction significantly slowed diffusion.

Hence, CPP-ACP binds well to plaque, providing a large calcium reservoir within plaque and slowing diffusion of free calcium.

(D ) Effect of slowing diffusion.

The slow elimination is probably due to slow diffusion out of these tissues.

That, in turn, would slow diffusion of hydrogen from the former to the latter, damping efficiency.

(E ) Effect of increasing protein concentrations as in (C ) and slowing diffusion to 0.0025 μm/s.