Sentence examples for moderating the uptake from inspiring English sources
109 The fundamental role of the organisational context is emphasised in the literature with both culture (the normative beliefs and shared expectations of the organisation) and organisational climate (the psychological impact of the work environment on the professional) strongly moderating the uptake of EBP.
It was of interest to examine any alteration in the flux of zinc across the fish gill to evaluate whether the organism is moderating zinc uptake rates in response to the elevated zinc concentrations within the diet and water.
Race was not found to moderate the association of knowledge to uptake or perceived risk to uptake.
The importance of objective knowledge of a moderate risk gene-environment susceptibility test in moderating uptake in an average risk population is notable because this association is adjusted for education level and is identified in a consented clinical trial population enriched in AAs.
Although [99mTc(CO 3 PzNN-BP)] showed moderate bone uptake, the uptake was lower than that of 99mTc-MDP.
Dantrolene (PSAC inhibitor) showed moderate effect on the uptake of ACF under the similar experimental conditions.
Low to moderate FDG uptake is normally seen in the lymphatic tissues of the Waldeyer's ring (nasopharyngeal, palatine and lingual tonsils) due to FDG accumulation in macrophages and lymphocytes (Fig. 1).
SSTR-PET was able to detect MCC lesions in all patients with primary and/or metastatic disease with mild to moderate tracer uptake.
One drawback to bone scans is that other bones in the extremity bearing the tumor may show mild to moderate diffusely increased uptake.
Exercise also appears to have benefits for neonates, with the uptake of moderate-intensity exercise in pregnancy being associated with normal fetal growth [ 4].
In contrast, in the liver, the sinusoidal ECs are fenestrated so that small to moderate size transcellular pores promote the uptake of large lipid containing particles from the blood [ 3, 4].
