Sentence examples for inefficient absorption from inspiring English sources

Inefficient absorption of proteins, tubular necrosis and liver diseases are among the factors that can cause reduced serum urea [27].

The apparent paradox of prolonged viral shedding without antiviral resistance could be explained by either the inability of the immunocompromised host to effectively clear the H1N1pdm virus [12], [43] or inefficient absorption of the drug [44].

Mechanisms underlying the relation between nut consumption and weight are unclear but may be related to altered resting energy expenditure, inefficient absorption of energy from nuts, or increased satiety (16– 16).

The primary response of plants to Al toxicity is the rapid inhibition of root growth, particularly in the root apex by blocking the process of cell division along with cell elongation, and subsequently inefficient absorption of nutrients and water from soil, resulting in the reduction of plant growth and overall productivity [ 2].

However, optical losses due to inefficient light absorption in the thin active layers can be considerable in organic solar cells.

Inefficient light absorption and poor charge separation are considered as two major bottlenecks for achieving highly efficient bulk heterojunction organic solar cells (BHJ OSCs).

However, a thinner absorber leads to inefficient light absorption, which makes light harnessing techniques imperative to reduce optical losses and trap light in the active layer.

For example, vitamin D deficiency can result from a lack of the vitamin in the diet, insufficient conversion in the skin by ultraviolet light, inefficient dietary absorption, or the abnormal conversion of vitamin D to its metabolites.

This difference in food intake is not caused by inefficient food absorption by the digestive tract as bomb calorimetry of fecal material from SirT1-null and normal mice were equally depleted of calories (Figure 1D).

Cholesterol absorption is an inefficient process and can vary significantly from person to person.

Although inefficient, pinocytosis operates in the slow absorption of proteins and particles in the intestine and respiratory tract.