Sentence examples for comprehensive uptake from inspiring English sources

The results show that there is, so far, no comprehensive uptake of the EbA concept.

The expansion of the corresponding charging infrastructure8 triggers a rapid and comprehensive uptake of the new technologies.

Table 8 represents the comprehensive view of uptake capacities of various biosorbents in terms of zinc ion uptake.

A comprehensive study of uptake and toxic effects of CuO nanoparticles, Cu2+ ions and also in combination with UV radiation has been done on the aquatic macrophyte, Elodea nuttallii [118].

A comprehensive simulation of uptake as a function of initial platinum concentration, initial solution pH and the surface loading (amount of oxide surface per solution volume) shows that the model reflects all important features of adsorption typically seen in experimental studies and illustrates how it can be used to optimize the design of a catalyst impregnation.

More comprehensive studies of uptake comparing different AuNPs across a variety of time points and concentrations are currently being undertaken, but are beyond the scope of this paper.

Recent work has contributed to a more comprehensive picture of iron uptake, further elucidating molecular and physiological processes that aid in solubilization of iron and modulation of the root system architecture in response to iron availability.

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of N uptake and distribution, biomass production, photosynthetic characteristics of 2.5 years old trees and first bean yields of 3.5 years old coffee trees in response to four radiation treatments (30%100%% of full sun), factorially combined with four rates of nitrogen supply (0 88 g tree−1 y−1).

This can be used to run clinic reports or more comprehensive assessments of vaccine uptake.

The peptic peptide KDM4C331 344 fragmented sufficiently to allow a comprehensive analysis of deuterium uptake at single amino acid level.

In spite of all the recent As-related studies, we are still far from a comprehensive understanding of As uptake, detoxification, and sequestration in plants including P. vittata.