The phrase "absorption may influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how the process of absorption affects other factors or outcomes, particularly in scientific or analytical discussions.
Example: "In this study, we found that absorption may influence the overall efficacy of the drug in the human body."
Alternatives: "absorption could affect" or "absorption might impact".
A clarification of the functional effect of VDRs polymorphisms also in relation to ethnicity, sun exposure, skin characteristics, and fat absorption may influence the recommended regimen.
The rate at which dietary protein is emptied from the stomach into the small intestine for absorption may influence the rate of amino acid catabolism and, hence, the ability to meet the cat's high protein requirement.
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.
It is also possible that the composition of the different culture media used for the various forms of T. cruzi (LIT, RPMI-1640 and TAU3AAG media) may influence absorption and/or degradation of the EOs.
influence of formulations as absorption may be influenced by formulation.
Co-consumption with alcohol can complicate matters because it may influence the absorption, metabolism and excretion of drugs (Makin & Williams 2000; Weathermon & Crabb 1999).
It may influence the absorption of essential trace elements.
Differences would suggest that physiological changes during pregnancy may influence the absorption, distribution, metabolism, or excretion of phthalate metabolites and BPA.
Finally, the third gene to be discussed here that may influence the absorption of lead is the hemochromatosis gene coding for the HFE protein.
Intestinal flora is related to obesity and metabolic diseases, and the microbial species hosted in our intestine may influence metabolite absorption and liver fat metabolism (37).
For example, heritable differences in blood pressure (essential hypertension) and respiratory rate and capacity may influence the absorption, distribution, and clearance of metabolites (biomarkers) and have effects greater than do xenobiotic metabolism and toxicokinetics in skin.
