Sentence examples for modest uptake of from inspiring English sources

Due to the limited spatial resolution of the gamma camera, small tumours, with only a modest uptake of the radiolabel, will fall beneath the limit of detection.

The tissue distribution studies showed a modest uptake of radioactivity in the mouse brain (2.55 ± 0.61%IA/g at 1 h) demonstrating the ability of this compound to cross the blood-brain barrier.

GMA4-L1 induced a modest uptake of SG (>100 fluorescence units) only at a concentration 24 µM.

This suggests a fairly modest uptake of the intervention, and the non-protocol analysis showed a higher intervention effect amongst those GPs who actively utilised the electronic address.

In vivo studies show only a very modest uptake of rucaparib into the brain reducing the likelihood of cognitive/neurological side effects.

We assumed a modest uptake of the program (25%) among people at risk, but a high level of adherence to treatment once enrolled, based upon the experience of a teaching hospital in the program area.

Finally, in the wild-type xenograft line (A549), no uptake of [11C]erlotinib was observed, while [18F]afatinib did show modest uptake (Figure 3).

We also found rapid increases in the use of DPP-4 inhibitors since their market debut, reaching approximately 20% of treatment visits by 2012, and a leveling off of incretin mimetic use after modest uptake between 2005 and 2007.

GE is likely looking at a much more modest uptake with its platform, but it is a similar idea.

In contrast, mice injected with 1.9 nm AuNPs had higher levels of gold within the kidney, lower uptake in the liver and spleen, and very modest uptake in the heart and lungs.

The enhancement profile, however, is often benign with slow and modest uptake.