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In addition, the elastomeric compatibilizers absorb more efficiently, the stresses developed at the PET/PP interface.

We believe people absorb more efficiently and faster when they learn by doing.

"If a device nearby is absorbing more efficiently, another will feel [the signals] a bit less; if not, then it will feel more," says Gollakota.

Peak serum vitamin D and area under the curve were similar between younger (23 to 50 yr) and older (72 to 84 yr) adults, and vitamin D2 was absorbed more efficiently from cheese than from water.

It is also possible that calories were absorbed more efficiently on the high-fat diet.

Interestingly, oleic acid in lipidic micelles with taurocholate was absorbed more efficiently than oleic acid bound to BSA in Caco-2 cells (Levin et al. 1992).

Although calcium and iron are absorbed more efficiently from meat and dairy sources, those foods are not available to all people due to high cost., The authors concluded that jeopardizing animal-dependent pollination "could have a potentially drastic effect on human nutrition".

While other groups have been attempting to develop stable forms of liquid and/or gel forms of creatine with some success, there are no data available to date demonstrating that these types of creatine are absorbed more efficiently and/or have greater benefit compared to CM (Fig.  10).

This non-protonated, or free-base, form of nicotine absorbs more efficiently across membranes, resulting in more rapid delivery to the smoker's bloodstream.

The unanticipated expansion may be related to changes in the darkness of the orb's surface a decade or so ago, which may have caused the surface ices to absorb more solar radiation and more efficiently evaporate.

Unlike other herbivores of its time, which simply tore off leaves and swallowed them whole, Suminia was able to chew and shred leaves with its huge teeth--allowing it to eat more, absorb more nutrients and process food more efficiently.