Sentence examples for absorb effectively from inspiring English sources
"absorb effectively" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to take in or understand information or material in a successful and efficient manner. Example: "The students were able to absorb the complex scientific concepts effectively, thanks to their attentive listening skills and the teacher's engaging teaching methods."
On the other hand, C60 molecule is able to absorb effectively UV and visible light with further transition to the first singlet excited state, then to a long-lived triplet excited state and subsequent energy transfer to molecular oxygen-yielding singlet oxygen with quantum yield close to 100% [1, 2].
It is also found that H2S can be absorbed effectively by using either of them.
This means that the light of 650 nm penetrates the TiO2 layer deeper than 15.3 μm and is absorbed effectively.
Then using a Fresnel lens and with the help of progresses in semiconductors, each wavelength can be concentrated on a different material to be absorbed effectively.
At wavelengths around 900 nm, the light propagated in the NWs is concentrated near the side surface, while for the AlGaAs/GaAs radial heterojunction NW, the light propagated in AlGaAs shell cannot be absorbed effectively.
Whether locally injected exosomes are absorbed effectively and cover all breast cancer cells remains unresolved.
Misoprostol, a prostaglandin analog, is absorbed effectively from rectal as well as oral and vaginal mucosa.
Other studies have shown that n-3 is absorbed effectively by skeletal muscles when administrated orally [ 39– 41].
Post-conflict health systems can be inundated with aid in multiple forms as a country is considered to have a strong case for investment on the grounds of need (the country has for some time been unable to absorb aid effectively and the effects of war leave a legacy of humanitarian concerns) and on the grounds that investment may have the additional benefit of consolidating the peace process.
That's why the waters rise up to the surface and the unusually high concentration of minerals absorb more effectively in the water".
At 15 V, the NTs film develops very slowly and is either too thin to absorb light effectively (after 20 minutes anodization) or too damaged (after 60 minutes), due to excessive dissolution by the electrolyte causing collapsing and bundling of the NTs.
