Sentence examples for absorb efficiently from inspiring English sources

For example, one current program authorizes the payment of up to $100,000 a month to Afghan provincial leaders for local projects, which the reported called "a tidal wave of funding" that can be difficult to absorb efficiently and fairly.

The physical background lies on two major phenomena: on the one hand, the ability of Si-ng's to absorb efficiently a pumping light and, on the other hand, the effective energy transfer between Si-ng's and RE ions.

For small D/P ratio, the incident light cannot be coupled into the NW and absorbed efficiently, resulting in a decrease in the conversion efficiency.

Critics have, of course, been quick to dismiss ideas of a "new Marshall Plan" on the grounds that large sums of aid cannot be absorbed efficiently (or cleanly) by poor countries which are, anyway, very different from western Europe.

An optically thick gas-dust structure surrounding the SMBH absorbs efficiently the nuclear radiation.

Environment harmful gases are absorbed efficiently within the silencer and keep automobile environment friendly.

The pharmacokinetic experiments showed that compound 3 could be absorbed efficiently and metabolized smoothly both in blood and in tissues in Wistar rats.

In the single-dose pharmacokinetic experiments, compound 2b could be absorbed efficiently and metabolized smoothly in Wistar rats after oral administration.

Np(IV) is absorbed efficiently by tuff, granodiorite, and bentonite; although uptake by the latter is most pronounced in mildly acidic conditions.

For this purpose, the putative compounds or artificial sweeteners should be absorbed efficiently as an intact molecule and should have access to β-cells via circulation.

Natural UV irradiation of the normal habitat of N. vectensis may be an important genotoxic stressor: Although solar UV-irradiation is absorbed efficiently within the first meters of the surface water, in flat estuarine salt marshes the natural habitat of N. vectensis this protective barrier is subject to high variations due to water level changes for example along with the tide (Fig. 9).