Sentence examples for collective uptake from inspiring English sources

We also introduced a new physical parameter 'a' governing the collective uptake process, a reflecting minimal linear spacing between simultaneously acting neighboring endocytotic pits.

Importantly, there has been strong collective uptake of the monovalent pandemic vaccine and the later trivalent seasonal vaccine (which included the pandemic (H1N1) strain) in Australia, probably because of an effective public education program.

Whilst recent additions to AESs have sought to encourage more joined-up thinking by offering payments to farmers to form collective agreements, uptake is low and there is very little known about farmers' (non)resistance to such collective conservation.

Drawing on in-depth qualitative research with 74 farms across 5 sites in the UK, this paper provides new data on the barriers to farmers' uptake of collective AESs and offers a new formulation of how we understand farming cooperation.

To date, they've raised a collective $7.6 billion — a large uptake considering that Horing's first fund was $16 million more than 15 years ago.

This heightened sense of social cohesion and collective support among those remaining in NK would likely increase the uptake of trainings the participants deem valuable to the community.

A more-effective, longer-lasting vaccine would increase uptake, and would also probably reach the threshold to achieve collective — herd — immunity, thus reducing the number of people who could pass on the infection.

To that end, our ultimate goal must be to increase collective knowledge, promote informed dialogue, ramp up screening programs, and improve immunization uptake.

Our observations are parsimonious with these collective observations, providing perhaps the first empirical data supporting increased hepatic glucose uptake in the presence of excess extracellular leucine and suggesting that it occurs through MSTN-dependent AMPK modulation of glucose transporter expression.

Moreover, the model predicts the individual and collective wrapping times of different nanoparticles, describes the relation between cytoskeletal forces, membrane elasticity and the uptake time.

These collective studies implicate the potential of induced tolerance if given by a suitable mucosal route, allowing for tolerogen uptake.