Sentence examples for massive absorption from inspiring English sources

A shock plunges a person or a low-income household in a state of inactivity and therefore in poverty by the loss of labor force or by massive absorption of household resources.

Occasional cases of acute tubular necrosis (ATN) following massive absorption of chromate have been described.

In the proximal small intestine, TG levels were high due to the massive absorption of lipids at this region, but tended to be increased in LPCAT3-deficient mice.

If the intra-colonic environment is particularly glucose-depleted because of massive absorption upstream in the upper part of the gut during digestion, other carbohydrates like lactate, gluconate and propanediol are produced in situ by autochthonous bacteria of the colon.

Multibillion-dollar technological approaches to storing carbon, from pumping it into depleted oil wells to building massive carbon absorption systems, are grabbing people's imagination.

Human intestine has the inherent ability to improve its absorptive capacity after a massive resection via increased intraluminal absorption and enteral neuro-hormonal stimuli, such as human growth hormone and glucagon-like peptide-2 [12] 12].

In precisely the way we hope Brazil guards the Amazon rainforest, that massive sponge for carbon dioxide absorption, we need to stand sentinel over all that coal.

There are many works devoted to the theoretical and experimental study of the optical absorption both in massive semiconductors and size-quantized systems.

These elements could most plausibly have been produced by endothermic nuclear reactions during a supernova, or by transmutation through neutron absorption within a massive second-generation star.

To enhance or broaden the absorption region of TiO2, massive methods have been explored, for example, introducing proper dopants [10 13] and increasing specific surface area [14].

It is worth to note that partial transport inhibition as seen under P2X receptor stimulation causes a moderate alkalization as compared to a massive pH effect when Na+ and Cl− absorption was fully inhibited with furosemide.