Sentence examples for intensive uptake from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly it showed for the first time an intensive uptake of the FDG tracer in three lymph nodes in the mediastinum.

Inside the source area the relative importance and spatial distribution of summer and winter crops is variable among the years, which may influence the measured signal due to the different timing of the intensive carbon uptake period and harvest.

Thus, the introduced mutation promoted more intensive viral uptake in the mouse respiratory tract.

However, they are resource intensive and uptake is generally low, largely due to access issues [ 12].

Finally, the intervention may have been insufficiently intensive in uptake, number of sessions received, or dose of intervention per session.

Figure 6 demonstrates intensive PSMA-ligand uptake in multiple bone and lymph node metastases with mean SUVmean 14.7 (range 9.2 19) and mean SUVmax 21.6 (range 15.4 28.2).

Fig. 6 PET/MR imaging in a mCRPC patient (PSA 392 ng/ml) using EuE-k-18F-FBOA (1) demonstrates intensive PSMA-ligand uptake in multiple bone (arrows) and tiny subcentimeter lymph node (dotted arrows) metastases.

There is no information on the uptake of Intensive Insulin Therapy (IIT) before the Normoglycemia in Intensive Care Evaluation and Surviving Using Glucose Algorithm Regulation (NICE-SUGAR) trial in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) and on the bi-national response to the trial, yet such data would provide important information on the evolution of ANZ practice in this field.

This work demonstrates that it is possible to overcome the deleterious effects of compaction induced by wheeled traffic, and improve crop yields and nutrient uptake in intensive cropping systems in rainfed environments in Pakistan and similar environments.

A second more energy intensive mechanism of iron uptake involves the production and secretion of high-affinity iron chelating siderophores, which compete with host cells for iron [ 11, 12].

Conventional expert-centred approaches relying on professional advice are usually unavailable out of hours, which may be one reason for the relatively low uptake of intensive management of type 1 diabetes in the UK.