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Moreover this wavelength has been shown to be effectively absorbed by mitochondria that are believed to be responsible for the biological effects of photobiomodulation.
Phosphorus components are effectively absorbed by the AS.
The modified NPs are effectively absorbed by HUVECs and HepG2 cells.
The amount of radiation effectively absorbed by the soft tissue (skin dose) was measured using dosimeters placed at the level of eye lens, parotid glands, and thyroid glands.
It is assumed that the solar energy transmitted through the silicon plate (with or without silicon nanowires) can be effectively absorbed by the moist porous SiC plate considering its thickness (2.5 mm) and the porous structure.
As mentioned before, the optical band gap of the Si QDs/SiC MLs in our case is about 1.5 eV (approximately 820 nm), and the incident photons with high energy can be effectively absorbed by Si QDs to generate the electron-hole pairs which are separated by the built-in field in p-i-n structure.
These results indicate that Zn hydroxychloride and basic Cu chloride were effectively absorbed and used by yearling steers and can be fed at a reduced rate compared with current industry feeding practices without negative effects on feedlot performance, carcass merit, and liver Zn and Cu status.
Furthermore, the U.S. government might usefully recall that, during the 50 years prior to the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States continued to recognize the three Baltic states which had been effectively absorbed into the Soviet Union by the end of World War II and permitted the prewar flags of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to fly at fully accredited embassies in Washington.
Like the salt doll, who in a proverbial Indian tale, dives into an ocean to determine its depth, only to dissolve away quickly, genetics was effectively absorbed into mainstream evolutionary thought by the 1930s via the modern synthesis.
It is known that the pumping light cannot be effectively absorbed when the film is too thin; otherwise, the extinction would be induced by scattering in the case of thick film.
By this time, Essendon's civilian presence had effectively been absorbed by the military organisation; privately owned aircraft were taken over by the RAAF, which had also begun employing its own aircraft, the first being a Gipsy Moth that arrived in March.
