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They employed the 'frozen flux' approximation in which diffusion of the magnetic field on large scales is assumed to be negligible on short timescales (Roberts and Scott, 1965).

The edges of the flow domain have a layer through which there is no flow, but in which diffusion of a solute still occurs.

It is confirmed that such flames must be treated as a weakly ionized, flowing, collision-dominated (continuum) plasma, in which diffusion of charged species can be ignored.

Particle size seems to have a minor impact only in UiO-66 NH2, UiO-66 NH2infusion of levulinic acid is somehowhichdiffusion tofthe amino groups present in the levulinic

(ii) Placing a perforated sheet of cellulose acetate on top of L1 controlled the size of the opening through which diffusion of oxygen and nutrient occurred (Fig. 8).

The central nuclei are, however, located at a substantial distance from the plasma membrane (Fig. 6A) resulting in a sizeable area at the periphery of the myofiber through which diffusion of macromolecules should be possible.

The solution mixing method, for which diffusion limitations of the PILs into MWCNT aggregates should exist, does not allow a uniform surface functionalization.

Possibly the most surprising result is the extraordinary distance over which diffusion from sites of release was found to occur.

Hence, in this paper, we have derived a mathematical model of the zebrafish segmentation clock in which the diffusion of molecules is considered explicitly and in which the nucleus and cytoplasm are treated as separate compartments.

These dynamics are likely complex, however, as soil O2 is strongly affected by soil moisture, which inhibits diffusion of O2 into the soil, but also by soil respiration, which consumes O2 (Liptzin et al. 2011; Silver et al. 1999).

This is attributed to a defect-driven mechanism in which the diffusion of defects from the collision cascade is critical.