Sentence examples for absorptive characteristics from inspiring English sources

Therefore, colon-targeted drug delivery for therapeutic proteins, has several merits like prolonged residence time, reduced enzymatic activity, increased tissue responsiveness to absorption enhancers, and natural absorptive characteristics (Morishita and Park 2009).

We have investigated the morphological and absorptive characteristics of the electrocatalyst layer of PTFE bonded gas diffusion electrodes.

It is believed unique among view factor methods in having the ability to solve problems involving gases or plasmas with emissive and absorptive characteristics which vary in space and time.

By definition, Q is a transmissive attribute, similar to instantaneous and interval velocities; it indicates relative absorptive characteristics of bedrocks (Johnston et al. 1979; Toksoz et al. 1979; Johnston and Toksoz 1981).

Oximeters use the light absorptive characteristics of hemoglobin and the pulsating nature of blood flow in the arteries to measure the level of oxygen in the body.

The percentage acid occupation (PAO) was also found to be a good property for correlating morphological-absorptive characteristics and Pt utilization.

The absorbing efficiency of RAS can be obtained from selected materials having special absorptive properties and structural characteristics such as multi-layer and stacking sequence.

It was found that the absorptive treatments contributed to clearer temporal characteristics of the PA sounds with decreased binaural dissimilarity and without any changes in spectral components.

Elements with intermediate ultrastructural characteristics between secretory and absorptive cells have been described in intestinal metaplasia of the esophagus and stomach [ 24].

Data will be coded according to the dimensional types of knowledge creation (socialisation, combination, externalisation and internalisation), interorganisational dynamics (social ties, confidence, power and structures) and characteristics of the actors (absorptive capacity, motivation and transferability).

The evidence however suggests that context-specific factors related to health system characteristics (e.g. fragility, absorptive capacity) and the politico-economic and socio-cultural context (e.g. commitment of national leadership, health personnel preferences) influence the extent of integration [ 13].