Sentence examples for time to diffusion from inspiring English sources

Determining the largest volume at which spatial gradients don't exist is a good estimate of the upper-bound for the well-mixed condition and can be estimated mathematically by comparing reaction time to diffusion time in the continuous case.

Essentially, if the first pulse of inducer is not given sufficient time to diffusion out of environment, aTc molecules from the first pulse are still present when the second pulse occurs.

Analysis of results indicates that the adsorption process is controlled by heat diffusion resistance when heat diffusion time to mass diffusion time ratio (tth/tm)~O(100) or more.

The concentrations of all compounds decreased with time due to diffusion, adsorption and partitioning.

Thus, after a lag time due to diffusion, no new clusters will be visited and the explored VIR will be close to zero.

Given that GSH is a cofactor for mPGES1 and its susceptibility to oxidation, we suspected that a reduction in GSH concentration over time due to diffusion from the mesophase into the bathing precipitant solution and to oxidation may have been responsible for crystal instability.

Nevertheless, such devices have slow reaction times due to diffusion kinetics, which causes a dramatic reduction in capacity when charged/discharged rapidly [1, 2].

Later on, the authors in [36] proposed to use the quality of the edges in the process of finding the optimal time to stop the diffusion process.

30 31 This will have an uncertain effect on clinical trial times if HTA agencies demand longer term patient-related outcomes rather than proxy measures on which to judge value, but it may be expected to speed up the total time to adoption and diffusion of those drugs judged to be most clinically and cost-effective.

According to Casswell [ 1]: 'the global alcohol industry is engaged in a race against time, to ensure the diffusion and normalization of drinking in emerging markets before governments and civil society are able to ensure adequate policies to limit the spread of heavy drinking and alcohol-related harm in the population'.

The model allows us to solve the full three-dimensional electrostatic problem within the nonlinear Poisson-Boltzmann theory rapidly and efficiently, and at the same time to use the diffusion-like CH equation for information about the time-evolution of lateral reorganization of the membrane components in the adsorption process.