Sentence examples for consistent uptake from inspiring English sources

Moreover, three weeks of exposure were not enough to have a consistent uptake signal in all the environments tested, thus we suggest an exposure period not shorter than 6 weeks, which is appropriate in most situations.

A recent FIT study reported higher consistent uptake over three rounds (54%) than those reported for gFOBt uptake (39 44%) (Kapidzic et al, 2014; Lo et al, 2014; Steele et al, 2014).

[F]FE@SUPPY showed generally high uptake in fat-rich regions such as the harderian and lacrimal glands (consistent uptake over 60 min) and low uptake in the brain which decreased after 10 – 15 min.

At pH < 2 a very high and consistent Cd2+ uptake is observed under non-competitive and competitive conditions.

Furthermore, for the results of these calculations to be meaningful, consistent NP uptake throughout a patient's treatment is critical, and a stringent preparation protocol would be required.

They are rather consistent with uptake of the transmitters immediately after the stimulus which increases extracellular concentrations of GABA and glutamate.

Coregistration of the images labeled for cell nuclei (DAPI), probes (TAMRA), and macrophages (antibody) show that the signals overlap, consistent with uptake of the multimodal probes by macrophages (Fig. 4D).

Internalization was characterised by fluorescence microscopy as circular deposits within the cell, consistent with uptake within vesicles within the cell.

Consistent screening uptake over three rounds was only 44% in the NHS BCSP Southern Hub in England (Lo et al, 2014) and 39.2% in an earlier pilot study in Scotland (Steele et al, 2014).

Imer et al. (2013) reported nearly consistent methane uptake throughout the year except for winter at three different grassland sites along an altitudinal and management gradient using static chambers, with flux rates of generally below 10 ng m−2 s−1.

Other variables showed a consistent relation to uptake across rounds, with uptake increasing with age (table 2) and being lower in people living in the more deprived areas and in areas with a high proportion of people from the Indian subcontinent (table 2).