diffusible

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dif·fus·i·ble

(di-fyūz'i-bel),

Capable of diffusing or of being diffused.

dif·fus·i·ble

(di-fyūz'i-bĕl)

Capable of diffusing.

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The labelling image is acquired using blood water as a diffusible tracer.

Overview and Critical Appraisal of Arterial Spin Labelling Technique in Brain Perfusion Imaging

A novel regulatory system required for pathogenicity of Xanthomonas campestris is mediated by a small diffusible signal molecule.

A proposed role for diffusible signal factors in the biofilm formation and morphological transformation of Helicobacter pylori

In order to freeze the diffusible hydrogen inside steel and to allow a precise characterization by thermal desorption spectroscopy (TDS) as developed at CRM, samples were quenched directly from different stages of the thermal cycle into liquid nitrogen within 1 minute after the removal from the MDS.

Hydrogen solubility effects in galvanized advanced high strength steels

In: Proceedings, 2nd international conference on wood protection with diffusible preservatives and pesticides.

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Coreweld C6 LF's low diffusible hydrogen level helps avoid hydrogen-induced cold cracking in the welding of high strength steel.

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The ionized form is biologically active and has been termed diffusible calcium.

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Production of Xylella fastidiosa diffusible signal factor in transgenic grape causes pathogen confusion and reduction in severity of Pierce's disease.

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Lipid peroxidation is the measurement of damage to cellular constituents induced by diffusible peroxides.

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The team, led by Professor Greg Cook, found that in such conditions the bacterium is able to quickly switch its cellular metabolism from a primarily oxygen-based one over to one that uses fermentation for energy production instead and this metabolic mode depends on the production and recycling of molecular hydrogen, a high-energy fuel and diffusible gas.

Microbiologists unravel mystery of TB causing microbe

Based on the observation that the lactones are diffusible on solid media, and that the lactonase activity is inversely proportional to the color intensity, a light blue pigment of the biosensor was observed to 3-O-C6-HSL and 3-O-C12-HSL when they were tested with the biosensor strain NTL4.

Identificacion, clonacion y actividad lactonasa de la proteina recombinante de N-acil homoserina lactonasa (AiiA) de Bacillus thuringiensis cepa 147-115-16

"The long quest for the suggested long-range diffusible signals has not been as fruitful as originally expected," says Enrique Salas Vidal of the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Cuernavaca.

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Because it is highly mobile, [K.sup.+] also serves to balance the charge of both diffusible and non-diffusible anions.

The effect of potassium concentrations on the growth and development of Stevia rebaudiana (Bertoni) and production of stevioside and rebaudioside A