Sentence examples for due to absorb from inspiring English sources

And we read that, despite all its problems, Queen's is due to absorb yet more births in the near future: "Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, has formally agreed to close maternity and A&E services at King George and relocate them mostly at Queen's".

The lockups are already under federal court oversight for overcrowding and poor conditions and are due to absorb thousands of offenders who previously would have been housed in state prisons.

However, sometimes they absorb the pollutant in their mycelium (biosorption process) and cannot be consumed due to absorbed toxicants.

Polymer chain break due to absorbed ionizing radiation gets in the way of charge transfer through π-electron conjugations, consequently reducing the electrical conductivity of the hybrid system.

Two extreme cases are for a bubble behaving like a solid particle due to absorbed surfactant impurities and for a freely-internally circulating bubble with a relative interfacial velocity; the present calculations indicate a ratio of mass-transfer rates of a factor up to 1·4 2·45.

This is an expected results due to absorbing properties of fluorophores.

For the latter two dropouts, a worst rank score analysis (substitution of missing end-evaluation values by the worst rank score, a technique used when subjects are lost for follow-up due to absorbing events like death [ 24]) was carried out.

Therefore, the expression of the perturbed fluence due to an absorbing defect obtained with the Born approximation (see, for instance, chapter 7 in [ 21]) can be used to describe the photons absorbed by a fluorescent inclusion.

In many cases, big increases at trusts over the last four years are due to them absorbing primary care trusts' community healthcare staff or taking over other trusts.

The weight loss for GONs-OA from 50 to 800 °C is 71.7%, mainly due to the absorbed oleylamine molecules.

Due to the absorbed oleylamine molecules, GONs-OA suspensions present the characteristic absorption band at 267 nm, assigned to the C=C of oleylamine.