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In conclusion we hypothesize that our novel prodrug design strategy may help in higher absorption of hydrophilic parent drug.

The magnitude of power absorbed within the hand and arm was observed to be strongly dependent upon the handle size; larger handles cause higher absorption of energy.

Seed coating with hydrophilic polymer resulted in holding more Na+ ions around the seeds, leading to higher absorption of this ion by roots and leaves, thereby limiting K+ content.

For CdS-ZnO structure with 10 30 nm shell thickness, the hydrogen generating activity was higher with the thinner ZnO layer due to less possibility of electron-hole recombination and higher absorption of incident light.

This increased retention was ascribed to a higher absorption of the colloidal suspension into the macropore walls for longer RIDs, when water redistribution far from the macropores was more important.

The optical modeling has revealed that this architecture allows more photons to be absorbed in the blend film, giving rise to an higher current output, although the observed improvement cannot be completely attributed to the calculated higher absorption of the incoming light.

Simulation results reveal that the single-band high absorption of 91.9% is obtained at 1268.7 nm.

The microvascular anatomy is visible only to a depth of 1 mm, which is due in part by the high absorption of hemoglobin at 590 nm and the significantly higher scattering coefficient in yolk compared with other biological tissues.

To satisfy the diverse requirements of low reflection and high absorption of microwave attenuation, the construction of multiple heterojunction structure is imperative.

The high performance is attributed to the direct transport pathway and high absorption of scaffolds, small leakage current and largely reduced recombination rate at interfaces.

Present study predicts that the Ba4Ga4SnSe12 is promising for photovoltaic applications due to their high absorption of solar radiations and photoconductivity in the visible range.