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Initiatives like the University of Cambridge Schools Classics Project and the admirable Classics For All have led to more uptake of Latin in state schools.

"It will probably get more uptake than anything so far, just because it's Apple," says Ruth Thomson, campaign manager for consumer product development at Cambridge Consultants, who has been following the wearables space intently.

In particular, larger rod- and disk-shaped PEG NPs show more uptake than smaller ones, opposite to the size effect observed for spherical particles in a flow.

The most synergistic effect was found between LAPA and PTX on the cell line overexpressing both HER2 and P-gp, and the mechanisms related to LAPA-induced inhibition on P-gp expression, more G2/M phase arrest of PTX and more uptake of PTX in tumor cells.

With a little more uptake and a little less volatility, he could be right.

Among macrophytes, water hyacinth has more uptake capacity then duckweed (Alvarado et al. 2008).

Upper panel images show prominent heterogeneous uptake in a large right liver tumor lesion, with more uptakes in the periphery than those in the central region.

If there is a more diffuse uptake, the suppression of myocardial physiologic uptake may have been insufficient and other pitfalls should be considered.

Compared with non-FA-targeted prodrug 5, prodrug 4 showed higher and more selective uptake to tumors, presumably due to FR-mediated uptake.

Relational problems seem to interfere more with uptake of new types of treatments than with continued uptake of the same treatment (Table  III).

Liposomal anthracyclines have the potential for more selective uptake by cancer cells and reduced cardiac toxicity.