Sentence examples for considerable uptake of from inspiring English sources
Following leaf emergence in spring, increases in tree photosynthesis drive a considerable uptake of carbon from the atmosphere.
On the other hand, MWC contains soluble forms of Zn which remains bioavailable in the soil and consequently leads to considerable uptake of Zn by plant.
Therefore, in this analysis, the so-called primary VOI was instead drawn as a sphere or ellipsoid that completely covered the tumour when considerable uptake of radioactivity was observed, in this case in the time frames after 30 min.
Bacteria, Protozoa and several macrobenthic taxa have shown a rapid natural response [10] and considerable uptake of phytodetritus in 13C-tracer experiments that simulated pulses of phytodetritus [11], [12].
SjIR-1 and SmIR-1 [26] occur in the same location in the schistosome tegument as those of the schistosome glucose transporters SGTP1 and SGTP4 [57] which are involved in the considerable uptake of host glucose, one of the major nutrients and energy substrates for schistosomes.
The principal pathway for contamination of fruits and vegetables with PAHs is gas and particle deposition, while in some cases a considerable uptake of PAHs from soil was monitored (Rojo Camargo & Toledo 2003).
Dermatologic signs are the most persistent indicator of a considerable uptake.
Generation from renewable energy sources in Germany has experienced a considerable uptake in recent years.
Considerable kidney uptake of 111In-DTPA-cNGR was observed, which was significantly higher in the healthy control mice than that in the MI mice (Figure 4, 4.04 ± 0.41 vs. 2.73 ± 0.42, p = 0.04).
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Respondents expressed a duty to maintain neighbourhood standards, revealing that social norms are a considerable barrier to uptake of wildlife-friendly activities, but also provide an opportunity where neighbour mimicry results in diffusion of wildlife-friendly practices.
