Sentence examples for absorbed over time from inspiring English sources

There aren't that many places to build and ultimately the product will be absorbed over time".

The exposed membrane was absorbed over time, leading to favorable secondary healing.

A dating technique called optically stimulated luminescence, which measures how much radiation a mineral has absorbed over time, revealed that the tools are roughly 106,000 years old, the team reports today in PLoS ONE. Rose calls them "a trail of stone breadcrumbs," strewn by a group of H. sapiens from the Nile Valley to Arabia.

The tissue engineering paradigm is to isolate specific cells through a small biopsy from a patient, to grow them on a three-dimensional scaffold under precisely controlled culture conditions, to deliver the construct to the desired site in the patient's body, and to direct new tissue formation into the scaffold that can be absorbed over time.

In a monetary union, asymmetric economic shocks (i.e. shocks affecting some members but not others) are expected to initially cause differences in unemployment and activity rates, which are absorbed over time via the adjustment of real wages and via geographical mobility.

If this was the apex of the blood clots, the brain could do away with the blood on its own, the way a bruise is absorbed over time.

The total absorption is indicated by the AUC, which reflects the extent of substrate absorbed over that time period [ 17].

Total glucose absorption reflects the extent of substrate absorbed over that time period as indicated by the area under the serum 3-OMG concentration curve (AUC), whereas the rate of absorption influences the time taken to reach the peak serum 3-OMG concentrations, while the magnitude of the peak reflects both of these factors [ 23].

It is possible that more "dark damage" may occur depending on whether sunlight is absorbed over a longer time period.

Using the data from rats, illustrating cumulative curves of penetrated and absorbed doses over time, the percutaneous fluxes for penetration and absorption were found to be identical (2.5 ± 0.2 μg/cm²/h).

To make an analogy, the "learning apparatus" of evolution is not accidental mutation running through a sieve; it is a learning apparatus that absorbs information from selection based on its abilities evolved so far and that grows along with the information that it absorbs over evolutionary time.