However in the case of quite weak diffusion, the coupling due to diffusion leads to a regular spatiotemporal oscillatory behaviour in appropriate regions.
The reference treatment for L. monocytogenes is amoxicillin (200 mg/kg per day) plus gentamicin (6 mg/kg per day), which, despite the weak meningeal diffusion of these compounds, is justified because of their in-vitro synergistic effect and the frequency of initial bacteraemic forms.
The greater biomass concentration probably resulted in faster diffusion of weak acids down its concentration gradient into the cytoplasm of the yeast cells.
It should be noted that a weaker bias in the diffusion of free BCR molecules compared to BCR/Ag complexes is probable, especially if there is an order-of-magnitude difference between the diffusion coefficient of free BCR molecules and BCR/Ag complexes, which is the case here.
The risk of inhibition due to liposoluble diffusion of undissociated weak acid across the plasma membrane can be reduced by increasing the pH (Palmqvist and Hahn-Hägerdal 2000).
Controlling for pre-conditions that determine irrigation choices clearly improves our understanding of small-scale farmer irrigation adoption decisions and we argue that weaker knowledge about and lower automatic diffusion of modern irrigation is a main obstacle for improving small-scale farmer productivity.
The new Zeon film inhibits the diffusion of light from the backlight.
This could create a problem for treatment with certain antibiotics with relatively weak meningeal diffusion in cases of PRP infection.
In his influential article, (Granovetter, 1973) maintained that the presence of "weak ties" could lie behind the process of diffusion of certain innovations, particularly when innovations are unconventional.
Because of their cell wall, the diffusion of the necessary substrate for the light producing reaction is limited, hampering detection of the resulting weak BLI signal in vivo, especially from deeper infection sites (Doyle et al., 2006).
