Sentence examples for chance for uptake from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as the primary chemical structure of nylon consists of amide groups separated by methylene sequences, nonpolar interactions are expected between hydrophobic estrogens and the methylene chains of nylon, and meanwhile, the hydrophilic amide groups are expected to enhance the water molecule movement into the sorbent, improving mass transfer and the chance for uptake.

It was determined that an increase in concentration and volume may help QDs avoid early sequestration by the reticuloendothelial system (RES; e.g. lymph nodes, liver, spleen, and bone marrow [148]) and provide a better chance for glioma uptake of QDs.

The chance for oral uptake of parasites had to be considerably higher for SA 8 compared with SA 4 and 6.

For previous nonattenders, higher levels of social deprivation were associated with a reduced chance of uptake for the third vaccination (OR = 0.980, 95% CI [0.964, 0.996], but not the first vaccination; see Table 4).

Therefore we allowed the phage to circulate for ∼5 6 half-lives to maximize the chance of uptake by cardiomyocytes and minimize contamination with non-specific phage circulating in the blood stream.

It is assumed that the chance of uptake of actions formulated by local professionals themselves is greater than the uptake of top down imposed advice.

That association limits the chance for improving grain Fe density in acid soil, where high levels of Fe+2 are available for uptake and translocation to the grain.

You need to design it for uptake.

And even these naturally occurring doses are considered safe for uptake.

§ 35.190 Training for uptake, dilution, and excretion studies.

However, generating implementation research evidence is not sufficient to improve the chances of successfully delivering an intervention; it is also important that innovative tools are used to ensure that implementation research is available for uptake and use by policy-makers.