rapid diffusion

collocation in English

meaningsofrapidanddiffusion

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rapid
adjective
uk
/ˈræp.ɪd/us
/ˈræp.ɪd/
fast ...
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diffusion
noun[U]
uk
/dɪˈfjuː.ʒən/us
/dɪˈfjuː.ʒən/
the action of spreading in ...
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(Definition ofrapidanddiffusionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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However, once therapiddiffusionhas begun it may be very rapid.
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Because of therapiddiffusionof new technology, cumulative metaanalyses might be the design of choice.
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Itsrapiddiffusionhas been documented in several countries, mostly developed.
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In this sense, the portability and ease of application of the comprehensiveness rationale insured therapiddiffusionof feedback effects.
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Rapiddiffusionof fertiliser use, encouraged by the government subsidies, largely explains why production rose more rapidly than cultivated area.
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This may have been due to the fairlyrapiddiffusionof the dye used to mark the vortices in the rolling-barge case.
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For example, healthcare financing organizations could be interested in cost containment, while healthcare providers are more interested inrapiddiffusionof effective new health technologies.
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It is possible that the endorsement of this change by the topmost social strata at an early stage ensured itsrapiddiffusion.
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Providers, manufacturers, and patients, for a variety of reasons, desire morerapiddiffusionand reimbursement of new services than might be consistent with the evidence-based approach.
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This free access to oxygen, combined with a small size, which ensuresrapiddiffusionof oxygen throughout the organism, would enable free-living stages to live economically.
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Many researchers identifiedrapiddiffusionof new technologies as one driver of cost increases and contended some technologies proliferated without persuasive evidence of their effects on costs and outcomes.
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Beside the mostrapiddiffusionprocess (surface diffusion), the grain boundary and the bulk diffusion exist.
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The base formed beyond it because of the morerapiddiffusionof the acceptor (for example, aluminum).
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Convection will be less likely and/or less rapid with morerapiddiffusion(thereby diffusing away the gradient that is causing the convection) and/or a more viscous (sticky) fluid.
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