The phrase "a high level of uptake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent to which something, such as a product, service, or idea, is accepted or adopted by a group or population.
Example: "The new health initiative has seen a high level of uptake among the community, indicating its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a significant degree of adoption" or "a strong rate of acceptance."
While the variation in screening attendance found in this study is a concern, the real challenge is ensuring a high level of uptake across all ethnic groups.
In 1, 3, 11, and 30 nmol Lymphoseek injections, a high level of uptake in the sentinel node was observed with limited flow-through to distal lymph nodes.
Policy interventions to increase uptake should consider the central role of the GP in promoting screening examinations and in preserving a high level of uptake.
The results demonstrated that cotton surfaces treated with dopamine exhibit a high level of dye uptake (78%) and a good washing fastness.
A high level of CHIP uptake was found in liver as well as kidney.
In neither case was belief in the evidence alone sufficient to initiate and maintain a high level of ACCII uptake.
Our research shows the high importance of past screening behaviour for each of the analysed health check-ups for recent screening behaviour and it is important, therefore, to maintain a high level of prevention uptake.
Our results suggest that, for physiological conditions in the presence of serum proteins, sulfonate dominant functionalized silica NP should be applied to achieve a high level of cellular uptake.
Varying the ratios of PAT-SPN and FA-SPN enables the identification of a nanoparticle composition optimized for in vivo delivery (effectively shielded zeta potential) that achieves a high level of specific uptake by cancer cells (where there is colocalized presence of MMP7 activation and FA binding).
A patient with lymphoma, for example, who has brown fat around the cervical lymph node region, could be incorrectly identified as having active disease because the brown fat also has a high level of FDG uptake.> Technical components of the scanning technique that influence the final image include factors such as FDG dose, image reconstruction, and spatial resolution of the scanner [ 7].
A recent survey of their use, presented at Diabetes UK in March 2013, showed very high levels of awareness among diabetes teams across the U.K. and a very high level of uptake and adoption (or adaption) of the guidelines, with the vast majority of teams finding them very valuable or valuable to the care of the patients under their charge.
