Sentence examples for increased uptake rate from inspiring English sources

Fendinger et al. (1994) observed an increase in toxicity of a factor of 2.7 for each increase in carbon number for fish and aquatic invertebrates due to increased hydrophobicity and increased uptake rate constants.

Supplementation with valine resulted in an increased uptake rate of valine into the yeast cells, suggesting that the decreased diacetyl concentrations during fermentation are a result of less pyruvate being converted into α-acetolactate because of the inhibition of AHAS by valine (Magee and de Robichon-Szulmajster 1968).

Biodiversity conservation programs that appeal to landholders' motivations and minimise their barriers to participation may result in both increased uptake rates and improved ecological outcomes.

Nevertheless, nutrient uptake from soil-placed fertilizer-depots depends on increased uptake rates and efficient spatial exploitation of the depot by roots.

Growing Methylobacterium at low levels of cobalt repeatedly selected for transposition events upstream of a single cobalt transporter, leading to increased uptake rates [ 26].

DAT-tg animals are genetically altered to contain four additional copies of the DAT gene and as a result have increased surface expression of DAT as well as increased uptake rates (Vmax).

Similarly, in this study, most patients who did not have osteomyelitis were observed to have increased uptake rates in the VOIs over the affected bone in the first several minutes and a reduction in this rate later in the mid-phase (25 to 35 minutes) of the dynamic scan.

Almost one-third (28.9%) cited a financial factor in making their decision and the data showed that ending flu vaccination only once QOF targets had been reached was associated with increased uptake rates for those aged 65+ years (p=0.048); in those aged under 65 years, this was only weakly significant (p=0.100), perhaps influenced by the smaller numbers of patients in this group.

Otherwise, the degree of phosphorylation increases with increasing uptake rate which seems, also in this case, not to be meaningful.

A high vaccine uptake in the first season of implementation also means that any observed effect on the burden of disease is not likely to be blurred by an annually increasing uptake rate, as has been postulated for the US [ 38].

Informed and individualised care is required to enhance the experience of women with physical disability and thus increase uptake rates of this service.