Sentence examples for absorption activity from inspiring English sources
One of the most active inhibitors, compound 20 exhibited stronger in vitro cholesterol absorption activity than ezetimibe, no cytotoxicity in HEK293 and RAW264.7 cell lines and satisfied lipophilicity.
The optical characterization revealed that the photoabsorption and absorption activity are correlated with the energy of irradiation.
The synthesized silver/silica/kaolinite particles were found to have a higher electromagnetic absorption activity compared with silica/kaolinite.
The hydrogen absorption activity has been studied and a maximum of 2 wt% hydrogen storage capacity was observed.
The results demonstrated the integration of near-infrared absorption activity of Co3O4 with the low-temperature thermocatalytic activity of amorphous MnOx and excellent PTC activity was achieved.
In addition, SL4 displays two-photon absorption activity when dissolved in water, which can be effectively used in two-photon bioimaging for its reasonable two-photon absorption cross-section.
At the morphological scale, changes in the diameter of tubules and cellular composition of epithelium along the different zones have been observed corresponding at the physiological level, in differences in secretion and absorption activities.
Hence, tin niobate photocatalysts with the phase structures of froodite (SnNb2O6) and pyrochlore (Sn2Nb2O7) were systematically investigated to uncover the nature of phase structure-dependent properties, including the size, shape, optical absorption, the activity of photo-induced carriers, and the photocatalytic activity.
Therefore, multifunctional wound dressings, capable of high absorption, hemostatic activity and antimicrobial drug delivery, are of significant interest in improving point-of-injury care.
A decrease in the extent of strain energy absorption, dislocation activity and twinning propensity is observed within the ductile interphase with decreasing size scale.
We find then that the aesthetic begins in happy absorption in activity, for example in our fascination with a fire in a hearth as we poke it.
