The phrase "a result of uptake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes that arise from the process of uptake, which often refers to the absorption or incorporation of substances or information.
Example: "The increased levels of nutrients in the soil were a result of uptake by the plants during the growing season."
Alternatives: "an outcome of absorption" or "a consequence of intake."
Moisture contents were similar among irrigation schedules varying between 5 20%, 1 14% and 5 25% at 15-, 30-, and 45-cm soil depths, respectively, increasing with depth possibly as a result of uptake in the top 30 cm.
Since heavy metals could enter the food chain, for example, as a result of uptake by edible mushrooms, it is necessary to determine the levels of essential and non-essential metals and report possible contamination level that could be the cause for health hazard.
However, it remains to be determined whether the αB crystallin found in the photoreceptors in these pathologic retinas is a result of uptake from exosomes released from RPE into the IPM, or is locally produced by the photoreceptor cells.
Mulholland's study indicated a much lower level of nitrate and dissolved phosphorus during the autumn and spring as a result of uptake by organisms within the stream.
False-positive results are a result of uptake of FDG PET in non-malignant inflammatory nodes such as those involved with tuberculosis or sarcoidosis.
The glucose analogue fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) has demonstrated enhanced uptake in the majority of tumours as a result of increased uptake and fixation by phosphorylation.
In patient 1 (with 9 % circulating CD20+ lymphocytes) with the preload, uptake in an involved lymph node was higher as a result of lower uptake in the spleen leading to a higher residence time of the tracer in the blood circulation.
It is possible that the control of their uptake is under less strict control and the increase is simply a result of continued uptake during retarded growth under stress.
On the global scale, seasonal variations of about 1 percent occur as a result of CO2 uptake from photosynthesis, plant respiration, and soil respiration.
A number of serious health problems can develop as a result of excessive uptake of dietary heavy metals.
We assumed the provider would benefit as a result of increased uptake of their services.
