Sentence examples for absorption difficulties from inspiring English sources

iron preparations bypass the absorption difficulties associated with oral iron, even in the presence of elevated hepcidin levels.

However, because of the considerable interpatient variability in clinical response, absorption difficulties and a wide spectrum of side effects, monitoring of adherence to MTX is important [ 4, 8– 11].

The use of reverberation time as such or in calculating absorption causes difficulties when using a reference sound source.

It is as though Ondaatje wished to identify his own labor with his characters' — not literally, as a risk to life, but existentially, as an absorption in difficulty for its own sake, a distraction from the void.

Sound wave reflection and absorption lead to difficulties in displaying the deeper structures.

One of the most challenging hurdles is the limited spatial resolution in tissue due to absorption and the difficulty in ascribing depth to the reporter signal as images are commonly acquired as planar and two-dimensional (2D).

Experimental measurements of molecular crystal absorption usually encounter some difficulties because the observed absorption spectrum frequently suffers from reflection on the crystal surfaces.

This stage is related to the difficulty of absorption of OH− ions on the particles' surface to form active sites; the duration of this period is known as induction time (tind).

Inorganic zinc is defected by its difficulty in absorption and unsuitability for human and animal.

The intravenous route allows administration of much higher doses with few adverse effects (with the notable exception of anaphylactic shock following iron dextran injections) and no difficulty of absorption.

Initially, levodopa was administered orally as 150 mg levodopa/37.5 mg carbidopa, but after difficulties with variable absorption in some patients in a parallel study we abandoned this in favor of an approximately bioequivalent dose given by the intravenous (i.v.) route (the intermediate-dose protocol in Black et al, 2003).