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Lobes were incubated immediately after dissection for 26 hours at 4°C in Eagle's minimal essential medium, supplemented with 1.2 U/mL dispase II (Roche Applied Science, Indianapolis, IN) and 0.25 U/mL collagenase II (Sigma, St . Louis MO), to ensure a thorough diffusion of the enzymes into the tissue.
The needle remained in place for an additional 10 min to allow for thorough diffusion of the solutions.
Utilization of atomic force microscopy and NMR spin diffusion provide a thorough picture of phase separated systems.
Their findings provide the foundation for a more thorough examination of both intraorganizational diffusion of ICT tools as well as their impact on organizations.
Reviewer #3: The manuscript by Izeddin, Recamier, et al. presents a thorough study of intra-nuclear protein diffusion and concludes that two studied proteins, c-Myc and P-TEFb, exhibit different types of diffusion with c-Myc showing normal and P-TEFb anomalous diffusion.
Diffusion and dissemination of innovation are two closely related perspectives that help us understand how evidence-based practice innovations are adopted passively and variably by members and teams (diffusion) or can be accelerated thorough intentional organizational strategies (dissemination) [ 37, 38, 62, 63].
A low cost, novel diffusion couple method is presented which allows for thorough analysis of the tool-workpiece interface at the high temperatures reached during conventional machining operations.
In the study region, measurement of the shallow SMI and vertical sulfate diffusion, coupled with the seismic survey and heatflow provides a more thorough indication of the presence of deep sediment methane gas pockets.
3D digital analysis can provide a more thorough assessment of biomaterial structure including the pore wall thickness, local flow, mechanical properties and diffusion pathways.
Future research should focus on the sustainability of this surveillance program, including a thorough cost analysis, in order to be able to recommend its adoption as a routine surveillance system and its diffusion to other regions.
