Sentence examples for was able to diffuse from inspiring English sources

Having established that sodium alginate was able to diffuse into the mucus with a diffusion coefficient similar to that in water or slightly lower, we investigated the ability of the increasing concentrations of D4 alginate to increase the micro-viscosity of the mucus.

It was immediately clear from the change in fluorescence as a function of time that the alginate was able to diffuse into the mucus layer with a relatively high diffusion coefficient (10−12 10−11 m/s).

The cell temperature reached 0 °C more quickly due to the earlier switching to high current density than the cell with large pores, because the air was able to diffuse smoothly from inlet to outlet due to the smaller droplets of the cell with small pores.

The first is Juan Ramón de la Fuente, who served as health secretary during the administration of Ernesto Zedillo and was later appointed rector of the UNAM Mexicoo's largest public university) in 1999 following a major crisis in the institution, which he was able to diffuse.

In the explant system the DSS was able to diffuse into the firm mucus and when tested in vivo FITC labeled DSS was observed at the epithelial surface.

Upon HNE dictated cleavage, the QXL quencher was able to diffuse out of the gel allowing for the detection of the ROX fluorophore.

As cellular microstructure breaks down and there are fewer obstacles to diffusion, molecules are able to diffuse more freely and MD is generally expected to increase [ 15].

Simulations demonstrate that in the Knudsen diffusion regime [89], where reactants/products are able to diffuse enter/exit mesopores but experience moderate diffusion limitations, hierarchical pore structures may significantly improve catalyst activity.

Although H2O2 is able to diffuse across biomembranes, due to its limited diffusion and rapid enzymatic consumption inside cells, concentration gradients of H2O2 are formed across membranes [39, 40].

In contrast, in the electrochemical case reagent generated by the electrode is able to diffuse into the PRL but is prevented from excessive diffusion by the presence of a buffering agent in the surrounding solution.

In the diffusion-weighted image protons within a brain tumour are able to diffuse more freely than in surrounding white matter and are associated with a loss of signal.