Sentence examples for was due to diffusion from inspiring English sources

It was found that, with no mixing element present, the oxygen transfer from the membrane towards the centre of the lumen was due to diffusion only.

After the initial burst release, a constant ascorbic acid release was observed during 360 min which was due to diffusion of ascorbic acid from lipid bilayer.

Since the hydrophobic lipid moieties are the only difference between these two ODNs, we reasoned the rapid decrease of fluorescence at the site of injection was due to diffusion and convection of the free oligonucleotides, whereas the prolonged fluorescence by lipo-ODN was a result of local cell membrane insertion.

This is due to diffusion property of ciphers.

Linear dependence in these coordinates is due to diffusion limitations.

The modification is thought to be due to diffusion of polyiodide ions through the film surfaces of the specimen.

In this case, capillary forces do not participate and the distribution of metal in the support is due to diffusion and adsorption.

In a PN junction diode, the current is due to diffusion of minority carriers, whereas in Schottky diode the current is due to thermionic emission of majority carriers over a potential barrier.

If these rapid processes are due to diffusion, the field fluctuations should be generated in a thin region close to the core surface, with a thickness equivalent to the skin depth of the order ~104 m.

At low frequencies, the 45o phase angle of Ni Co OH electrode's Nyquist plot represents the presence of Warburg impedance (W) that is due to diffusion of electrolyte ions to the electrode.

After the Fischer Tropsch reaction, a sintered irregular surface with lower surface area, pore volume, and pore diameter was obtained which may be due to diffusion of reactants and products into the pores.