Sentence examples for absorption and eventually from inspiring English sources

For the strategy to be useful, the formed supersaturated solution must then be stabilized to allow for significant absorption and eventually sufficient bioavailability.

In an attempt to reduce GI drug transit time, polyethylene glycol (PEG) electrolyte solution with rates of 0.5 to 2.0 l/h have been given to poisoned patients to reduce transit time of the toxic material, to get the poison beyond the GI areas of drug absorption and eventually to be eliminated.

There is no interaction but self absorption and, eventually, isolation.

The light detector acquires the outgoing light spectrum which has been changed in intensity due to absorption and eventually due to the fluorescence of the proteins in the tissue.

Furthermore, a pharmacokinetic study using hypochlorhydria model rats was performed to verify the improvement of the intestinal absorption behavior, and eventually the complex formulation overcame the problematic absorption profile of dipyridamole in the elevated gastric pH conditions.

Thus, a homogenous interface between nitrogen and carbon matrix can be achieved even at such a high doping level, which is demonstrated to play the key role in facilitating the chemical absorption of sulfur/polysulfides, and eventually improving the cycling stability of the electrode.

For all the thoughtfulness she brought to the character, Ms. Murphy was more than comfortable with Dolly's swanning tours of the passerelle; she giddily partook in the loop of absorption and reflection that eventually whips the audience's love into a kind of hysteria.

We should emphasize that the characteristics of all of the quantification techniques such as CAC and MUSIC-OMAG highly depends on the received signal and the local conditions such as surface and specular reflection and absorption, which eventually may influence the repeatability of capillary flow quantification.

Once irradiated, a PS molecule is transferred into an excited molecular electronic state by the absorption of one photon and eventually transfers its energy to its surrounding molecular oxygen, generating reactive oxygen species (ROS), either singlet oxygen or OH− molecules [10,11].

Chronic periodontitis, one of the most common and prevalent diseases in humans worldwide [ 1], is defined as an infection-driven chronic inflammatory disease of the periodontium resulting in the destruction of gingival tissue, absorption of alveolar bone and eventually tooth loss [ 2].

Eventually absorption and partial replacement of the dead head by new bone is brought about and the head may remain as a cavitous hull or in rare cases it may be completely absorbed.