Sentence examples for exceeding uptake in from inspiring English sources
Second, when physiological cardiac 18F-FDG uptake is not suppressed, it is frequently heterogenous [14, 27] with basal lateral uptake exceeding uptake in other regions [28].
The total uptake in the THEP exceeds the total uptake in the TGP by about a factor of 5, and total uptake in the NHEP exceeds uptake in the NGP by a factor of 12.
The effect of cool temperatures on lowering water content in northern-selected cultivars could result from i) inhibited plant water uptake, or ii) plant water loss exceeding uptake.
Acquisition of each form of nitrogen provided in isolation exceeded uptake of the same form in mixture.
Finally, our results illustrate that the acquisition of any one form of N provided in isolation will exceed uptake of this form when multiple forms of N are made available to the plant simultaneously.
In patients 5 and 14, liver lesions were suspected on the CT scan, but FDG uptake was not increased on the PET images (i.e. the uptake did not exceed physiological uptake in the adjacent normal liver tissue); however, in the same patients other liver lesions did show an increased FDG uptake (Table 1).
Like in other cell types, selective CE uptake exceeds holo-particle uptake in adipocytes [103,104].
Patients included in the study had tumours judged to overexpress somatostatin receptors (i.e., uptake exceeding physiological liver uptake) by somatostatin receptor scintigraphy (111In-DTPA-octreotide, Octreoscan®; Mallinckrodt).
At 25 min post injection, the isoflurane anesthetized mice had uptake exceeding 20 %ID/g in the high binding regions of frontal cortex and hippocampus, compared with less than 2 %ID/g in the awake mice.
Among dedicated and experienced observers, assessment of diffuse vascular uptake that exceeds liver uptake provides the highest observer agreement.
In contrast, metastatic nodes sustained a significant decrease in mean volume associated with a decrease in FLT uptake significantly exceeding that observed in primary tumours.
