Derived wave of gradient driven diffusion's convective flux of efavirenz

Nemaura, Tafireyi

doi:10.1088/2399-6528/aac0f0

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“…This work considers the product without the "spooky action at a distance" that is advection of the bounce control variable. The control is controlled or stimulated by the space or process function [7]. The control is potentially an activated neutron.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The proton is potentially an attractor an environmental phase. The neutrino potentially is the process function unit of a product confounder or the catalyst of an interpreter [5] [6] [7].…”

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“…Concisely, a bounce is a specified product. A product is governed by the design (control an internal potential) [7].…”

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An Atomic Product: The Unison Jerk in Drug Transportation

Nemaura¹

2023

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A three dimensional unison product with third derivative of displacement system of differential equations is presented. A projected plasma efavirenz concentration profile of a patient who had been on an orally administered 600 mg daily dose of efavirenz is used as a structural aggregate. A three compartmental model of ordinary differential equations is suggested and solved numerically. The model projects descriptors associated with the product of a bounce that is a closed system. The product consists of three independent phases with two variable states, intenseness (concentration) that measures a structural aggregate and an environmental influence which is gravity. The third phase of the product is a processing function (spartial aggregate) which is a free potential. The function, a free potential, is responsible for ordering the product. A dynamical system with an attractive subspace which is an external potential (stable) with a zero eigenvalue is derived. The unison jerk's Jacobian Matrix has corresponding negative, positive and zero eigenvalues.

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“…The proton is potentially an attractor an environmental phase. The neutrino potentially is the process function unit of a product confounder or the catalyst of an interpreter [5] [6] [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

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An Atomic Product: The Unison Jerk in Drug Transportation

Nemaura¹

2023

JAMP

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“…Furthermore, A and S are two causal states (immission distributional-causal measures) and P and C are two effect states (immission distributional-effect measures). There is adoption of the diffusivity model suggested in Nemaura (2018), with a dose correction factor incorporated and aggregate/aggregate density displacement corresponding to movement [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…There are compartmental models being developed for reaction-diffusion models [4]. In this work, there is the adoption of diffusion models which are considered in modelling waves [5].…”

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Modelling the influx and efflux waves in drug movement: a basis for Pharmacokinetic-Pharmacodynamic link of efavirenz

Nemaura

2019

Biomed. Phys. Eng. Express

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A theoretical model of a wave: an efflux bounce of a solution-particle

Nemaura

2020

J. Phys. Commun.

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A description of a wave as a bounce is developed. A wave that carries a mass is characterised by a bounce and the mass-spring-damper system. Furthermore, an analogy of a wave/bounce to the mass-spring-damper system is suggested. The efflux bounce considered is responsible for dispersion and is part of the drug transportation wave network in the patient’s blood plasma. A four-dimensional length of tugs (wave) describing the efflux bounce is modelled by a system of differential equations. A single equivalent fourth-order differential equation system is suggested to model the same wave. The two systems are inferred to share a unique characteristic equation. The theoretical models developed are used to infer on the characterisation of the wave comprising of media and boundary components. The media is found to be rigid ( ω I = 0 h − 1 ) and the boundary as deformable ( ω E = 0.1166154 h − 1 ) . A loaded structure-wave-particle analogy is proposed.

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Derived wave of gradient driven diffusion's convective flux of efavirenz

Cited by 4 publications

References 28 publications

An Atomic Product: The Unison Jerk in Drug Transportation

An Atomic Product: The Unison Jerk in Drug Transportation

Modelling the influx and efflux waves in drug movement: a basis for Pharmacokinetic-Pharmacodynamic link of efavirenz

A theoretical model of a wave: an efflux bounce of a solution-particle

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