Sentence examples for for increased absorption from inspiring English sources

An attractive feature of the cryogelation technique is the possibility to embed suspended dispersed materials such as polymeric microparticles into the monoliths, which allows for increased absorption capacity and targeting the adsorbents against selected compounds (Ivanov et al. 2012; Koc et al. 2011; &Özg&ür et al. 2011).

After upregulation of metal transporter-1 there is a greater potential for increased absorption of Cd [ 32].

Of note, Japanese macaques have the northern-most range of any non-human primate (30°21' to 41°08'; Oi, 2002), so selection either for increased absorption of UVB or for short wavelength perception could have occurred in this species.

The elevated expression of the Pst system may indicate shortage of intracellular phosphates, thus, the need for increased absorption of phosphorus from the environment.

The effective photon path length as a function of absorption coefficient exhibits the same trend on cotton as in Intralipid: for increasing absorption, the photon path length decreases, which is shown in Fig. 7.

The figure shows that the effective photon path length decreases for increasing absorption coefficient, both for high and low reduced scattering coefficient; an expected result as photons with longer path lengths are more likely to be absorbed, and therefore, less likely to be detected, resulting in the reduction of the path length.

The indifference established in miners in the period after exposure is in genuine contradiction to the known emotional lability that is typical for the state of increased absorption and chronic occupational intoxication with Hg (Hribernik 1950; Kobal 1975; WHO 2003).

A possible mediator for this increased absorption is vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).

The enhanced electromagnetic fields in proximity to metal nanoparticles are the basis for the increased absorption predicts the extent of absorption and the relative increase in singlet oxygen generation from photosensitizers (Barber et al. 1983; Yang et al. 1995).

It is plausible that under furfural stress, C. beijerinckii 8052 may sense sulfur limitation and consequently elevate expression of sulfate ABC transporter genes in preparation for potential increased absorption of sulfur from the fermentation medium.

If we consider that the mixed anomaly has half the absorption of the pure absorbing anomaly, this is a very close quantitative value to the absorption contrast and is skewed upwards as the removal of the scattering effect does not compensate for the increased absorption caused by the increased scatter.