Sentence examples for with a diffusion from inspiring English sources

Approximately 25% of cytochrome b5 diffused with a diffusion coefficient of ∼ 1 × 10−8 cm2/s, and 50 60% diffused with a diffusion coefficient of ∼2 × 10−10 cm2/s.

Similarly, one-third of annexin V diffused with a diffusion coefficient of ∼ 3 × 10−9 cm2/s, and two-thirds diffused with a diffusion coefficient of ∼4 × 10−10 cm2/s.

It was striking that analysis of the unoccupied GFP-labeled A3AR revealed only a single diffusing species with a diffusion coefficient very similar to τD3 detected with CA200645.

Glutamate molecules could diffuse freely with a diffusion constant of 0.2 µm/s and their motion was simulated by Brownian dynamics.

As a small diatomic molecule, NO has been assumed to freely diffuse in tissues with a diffusion rate similar to that in water.

In the first model the binding partner of NS1-deYFP was assumed to be mobile and to diffuse slower than mRNA, with a diffusion coefficient of D = 0.01 µm2/s [67].

It is known that calcium is one of the fastest diffusive molecules in the cytoplasm with a diffusion coefficient of ∼60 µm2/s [18].

Indeed, particle tracking experiments by Goldsmith and Marlow [ 23] revealed diffusive erythrocyte dynamics in the direction perpendicular to the flow, with a diffusion coefficient approximately linear in the average shear rate.

The particles size increased with the temperature reached during the treatment, in agreement with a diffusion-limited-aggregation model but were independent of pressure and holding time.

Concentrations of zinc along the column in both phases could be simulated to within ± 10% using an axial dispersion model with a diffusion-kinetic model incorporated.

Simulation with a diffusion-reaction model showed that the reduction of the diffusion distance of intermediates could not cause proximity channeling.