Sentence examples for dramatic uptake from inspiring English sources
New ideas and declining costs are already leading to a dramatic uptake of solar technology across Africa, according to a report published this week by the International Renewable Energy Agency.
Ultimately, the dramatic uptake is down to cold, hard cash: BCG says that shared fleets might be able to effectively double discretionary income for the average city-dweller over the course of a year, and we all know fun money is a powerful motivator.
The last several years have seen dramatic uptake of all 3 respiratory quinolones.
But despite dramatic the uptake on social media, gratitude is not just a pop psychology trend.
Of note, such dramatic Zr uptake change did not correctly reflect the real distribution change of dSiO2 in the liver (i.e., dSiO2 was not cleared from the mouse liver over this time period, but the radio-isotope Zr was) and was the main reason for increased Zr bone uptake in mice injected with Zr-dSiO2, as shown in Figure 5 d and 6a (stage 1).
Depletion of SNX5 also resulted in dramatic reduction in uptake and processing of soluble ovalbumin in macrophages, indicating that the majority of antigen uptake and delivery to late endosomes is via macropinocytosis.
This allowed for extensive volume swelling, high electrolyte uptake, dramatic plasticization and increase of the ion conductivity for the formed poly potassium benzimidazolide -based structure.
While none of the tested cell lines was defective in RBV uptake, dramatic variations were observed in the long-term accumulation of RBV in different cell types, and it correlated with the antiviral efficacy of RBV.
As shown in Fig. 10, irradiation caused a dramatic increase in uptake of NST-732.
Despite this dramatic rise in uptake, the number of individuals potentially eligible for surgery greatly exceeds current surgical capacity.
This causes the dramatic differences in uptake, but minimal differences in capacity which we saw between the resin samples.
