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31. Graham found that light gases diffuse through porous surfaces more rapidly than heavy gases.

32. Extensive facilities for evaluation of catalytic activity include Auger electron spectroscopy and diffuse reflectance and transmission Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy.

33. The substance will then diffuse from the posterior segment into the anterior one, giving concentrations as shown in Figure 14c.

34. Critics believe that such action will diffuse the power of Congress.

35. Biotechnology spending has been more diffuse but it will get at least ￡100 million a year in government spending.

36. The subject culture does not eliminate diffuse orientations to the primary and intimate structures of community.

37. The lamp was enclosed in a frosted glass globe to diffuse the light.

38. This is not to say that power in organizations has become so diffuse and fleeting that it is irrelevant.

39. Objectives were still too diffuse to be encompassed within the scope of financial targets.

40. To ensure that our plans for science and technology diffuse throughout government Labour will appoint a minister for science.

41. Diffuse oesophageal spasm was defined as the presence of greater than 10% but less than 100% simultaneous contractions.

42. T3 and diffuse into the circulation where they are bound to proteins. 353.

43. All gases are miscible and thus they can all diffuse through each other.

44. Fluorescent lighting was now tucked up against the high ceilings[Sentencedict.com],(http://sentencedict.com/diffuse.html) throwing down illumination too diffuse to satisfy.

45. Individual and group exercise programmes promote mobility and confidence, helping to diffuse anxiety and aggression.

46. Childhood cancers are diffuse, that is, they affect the whole body, so systematic treatment is the rule.

47. This is why the method is often applied to soften and diffuse distant objects or hills, as in atmospheric perspective.

48. The affair led to a mid-term Cabinet reshuffle on Aug. 2 in an attempt to diffuse the political damage.

49. The cold clouds seen at 100 micrometres are large and diffuse, evidently just beginning to condense under their own gravity.

50. The carcinoids were associated with diffuse and nodular hyperplasia of fundic endocrine cells.

51. Sometimes, occupation-specific skills are called for; on other occasions, more diffuse skills are sought.

52. In 38 patients endoscopy showed focal abnormalities or signs of diffuse inflammation of the duodenal bulb.

53. Even so, in the diffuse community which centred on the church there might be those willing to shelter him.

54. At Pontypool, the collision between a precise, scientific industry and a diffuse, unscientific local suspicion is painfully apparent.

55. The vortices merge in pairs to form more diffuse vortices with larger overall circulation.

56. As the wave reaches the cell periphery, enough calcium may diffuse across to activate the neighbouring cell.

57. The return flow towards the centre of the wake is more diffuse.

58. Of these 67 patients, most were cases of diffuse oesophageal spasm or hypertensive lower oesophageal sphincter.

59. Power was fragmented and diffuse among them, and they did not have great power over the rest of the organization.

60. Conclusion: Elemene can diffuse into cells.