Sentence examples for insufficient absorptive from inspiring English sources

In addition to recombination at the surfaces and in the space charge region (SCR), the loss of an optical nature related to the insufficient absorptive capacity of the CdTe layer also takes place.

Open image in new window Fig. 15 Effect of the diminishing of photoelectrically active part of the CdTe layer and the optical losses on the short circuit current Jsc (because of insufficient absorptive capacity) as a result of reducing the thickness d of the CdTe layer.

It follows from the results presented in "Limitation of efficiency due to insufficient absorptive capacity of the CdTe layer" that at the thicknesses of CdTe less than a few microns the losses associated with the lack of absorptivity Ahv of the CdTe layer reveal themselves perceptibly.

Criticisms of the mechanism included too little funding and insufficient absorptive capacity: "There are no systems in place to absorb the funds, to use it wisely, to plan for it, to monitor for it" (P6).

The subject of this review is the nongenetic form of fructose malabsorption that is sometimes accompanied by symptoms and characterized by an insufficient absorptive capacity in which fructose as a monosaccharide enters the colon and is fermented by the gut flora.

Those that cause the malabsorption syndrome, i.e., steatorrhea and weight loss, can be conveniently categorized according to the major deficiency leading to the absorptive defect as follows: insufficient pancreatic enzyme activity, insufficient bile acid, disease of the small intestinal wall, multiple defects, mechanism unknown, and drug-induced malabsorption.

Furthermore, the study period was relatively short and may have been insufficient to detect any effect of sodium glucose co-transporter 1 expression and subsequent functional (absorptive) outcomes.

The Absorptive Glands of Carnivorous Plants.

Increased absorptive capacity of low complexity municipalities.

Epithelium may be protective, absorptive, or secretory.

Insufficient emotion.