Sentence examples for absorptive area from inspiring English sources
The intestinal absorptive area was calculated and macroscopic lesions were classified according to standard lesion scores.
E. acervulina causes shortening of villi and reduction in the intestinal absorptive area, affecting broiler growth.
On the surface of each columnar cell there are about 600 very fine projections called microvilli that further increase the absorptive area of each villus.
This study aimed at measuring intestinal villi and assessing the intestinal absorptive area in broilers infected with Eimeria acervulina under different treatments to control coccidiosis.
Results showed that intestinal villus measurements and absorptive area are directly affected by E. acervulina and that there is direct and positive correlation between the macro and microscopic findings observed in intestinal coccidiosis.
Spray drying has been in use for producing fine powder of pharmaceuticals in order to make the drug respirable and thus accessible to the large absorptive area of the lungs.
Together with the hypertrophic villus, the absorptive areas of the intestines were enlarged, which temporarily compensated for the loss of function in the injured sites.
Burr et al. also discussed the use of very small UV absorptive areas on flowers as guides for orientation to reward (Burr et al., 1995).
This is in agreement with Yadgary et al. [ 9] who found that YS weight and absorptive surface area (endodermal epithelial cell area) follow a pattern of increase up to E17 and decrease towards hatch.
As hypercaloric diets usually provide large quantities of fat [ 18], the intestine is forced to adapt to the lipid overload by increasing its absorption capacity [ 19] through an increase in its absorptive surface area and an upregulation of genes encoding for proteins involved in lipid uptake and processing [ 20, 21].
This specialization is apparent in a series of large and small invaginations of the intestine formed by villi and microvilli, which serve to greatly increase the absorptive surface area of the brush-border for the efficient digestion and absorption of dietary nutrients [ 1, 2].
