The phrase "absorption might be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of absorption in a scientific, educational, or analytical context.
Example: "In this experiment, we will explore how absorption might be affected by temperature changes."
Alternatives: "absorption could be" or "absorption may be".
Relatively extensive paracellular absorption might be a feature in bats generally.
An efficient urinary excretion indicates a high gastro-intestinal absorption while a high faecal absorption might be due to an efficient biliary excretion or a lack of systemic absorption.
A possible cost is that a high intestinal permeability that permits passive absorption might be less selective than a carrier-mediated system for nutrient absorption and might permit toxins to be absorbed from plant and animal material in the intestinal lumen [20].
Although possibly compensating for less intestinal tissue, a high intestinal permeability that permits passive absorption might be less selective than a carrier-mediated system for nutrient absorption and might permit toxins to be absorbed from plant and animal material in the intestinal lumen.
As a result of higher consumption of fatty meals, absorption might be higher for lipophilic antibiotics [4 ▪].
An antenna effect from dyes, plasmons, quantum dots, or other doping elements with a strong absorption might be of great help to increase the brightness.
A poor person with those same needs for grandiosity, in a different culture that doesn't reward self-absorption, might be much more likely to exhibit problematic traits.
P-gp activity is not likely to be rate-limiting for intestinal absorption, but might be useful when targeting hypoxic tumors expressing both P-gp and CA IX.
Therefore, when the test sections only contain part of the dendrite, e.g. the vesicle and its next surrounding, the absorption spectra might be different from measurements of sections without the vesicle but containing several bullets.
Due to a water content of only 10%% in the SC and of approximately 60%% in the other epidermal layers the optical absorption length might be up to 45 μm as discussed in section 4.2, resulting in the observed linear dependence of the PA signal on the glucose concentration.
At the same time, among older people suffering from mal-absorption, Iron might be an important supplement to keep their blood system fit.
