The phrase "absorbed out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something being taken in or removed, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The energy was absorbed out of the system, leading to a decrease in temperature."
Alternatives: "taken in" or "removed from."
The new class of drugs — Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil and others — were known as SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) because they kept serotonin from being absorbed out of the brain's synapses, the gaps between neurons.
When every group converges, the surrounding dusts are absorbed out.
Finally, the planets came out, and the rocks around them were absorbed out.
When tumour-bearer serum was passively transferred into congenitally athymic rats bearing the HSN.TC tumour the antibody was absorbed out specifically, by comparison with control animals or athymic rats bearing an unrelated tumour that was also syngeneic in Hooded rats.
The wax will be absorbed out of the clothing and into the towel.
Results are presented on a strain-compensated QWC that absorbs out to 1.77 μm.
As such, the present study points out a possible alternative approach for absorbing out-going waves of the Euler equations with little or no reflection.
With its operation organized into 24 regions and hundreds of "neighborhood teams," the Democrats are better prepared than in 2004 to absorb out-of-state volunteers.
In the present paper, a perfectly matched layer is proposed for absorbing out-going two-dimensional waves in a uniform mean flow, governed by linearized Euler equations.
The energy absorbed during out-of-plane pull-out is quantified, and yields insights into fabric performance.
It was undoubtedly vibrant, but the scenes in the Paharganj lanes were rendered a sideshow as we became absorbed in finding out about the world of the street children.
