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Moreover this wavelength has been shown to be effectively absorbed by mitochondria that are believed to be responsible for the biological effects of photobiomodulation.

It is assumed that the solar energy transmitted through the silicon plate (with or without silicon nanowires) can be effectively absorbed by the moist porous SiC plate considering its thickness (2.5 mm) and the porous structure.

As mentioned before, the optical band gap of the Si QDs/SiC MLs in our case is about 1.5 eV (approximately 820 nm), and the incident photons with high energy can be effectively absorbed by Si QDs to generate the electron-hole pairs which are separated by the built-in field in p-i-n structure.

Taking both the transmission spectrum of the nanorod arrays and the FTO glass into consideration, we can achieve the conclusion that light with a wavelength between 310 and 385 nm can be effectively absorbed by these ZnO/FTO and ZnS/ZnO/FTO glass photoanodes and contribute to the photoresponse, which is very suitable for detecting UV-A (320 400 nm) light.

Cobalt can be effectively absorbed by charred pigs bones; however this process is inhibited by copper and zinc; which have greater affinities to bone char.

Moreover, the uptake of DSPE-mPEG-2000 DSPE-mPEG-2000 DSPE-mPEG-2000e liver most probably arise from their large hydrodynamicoated of ∼61 nm, whicore/shellithin the size range of 50–250 nm that is known to be effectively absorbed by liver and/or spleen throUCNPseticuloendothelial system (RES).

Phosphorus components are effectively absorbed by the AS.

The modified NPs are effectively absorbed by HUVECs and HepG2 cells.

The initial conditions of each ray for the coordinate system under consideration are then calculated and the geodesics are integrated backwards in time from the observer, until they either: (i) escape to infinity (exit the computational domain), (ii) are captured by the BH, or (iii) are effectively absorbed by the accretion flow.

However, it was shown that in germinating oat seeds (Fig. 6), the endosperm oil was hydrolysed to free fatty acids that were effectively absorbed by the scutellum and partly further shunted into the embryo where they were beta-oxidised to provide the embryo with energy [ 108].

It is known that the pumping light cannot be effectively absorbed when the film is too thin; otherwise, the extinction would be induced by scattering in the case of thick film.