Sentence examples for more uptake of from inspiring English sources

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.

This might be due to the more uptake of etoposide into cells through endocytosis via nanoparticles.

I've seen more uptake of the personalized profile makeovers than I've ever seen by a promotional Twitter effort before, for instance.

As for pH, storage at pH 4 and pH 10 led to more uptake of exosomes by cells than that at pH 7 (Fig. 2D).

TMAO in vivo can increase scavenger receptor, CD36 and SR-A1 expression, leading to more uptake of modified LDL for macrophage to form foam cell (Wang et al., 2011).

V. zizanioides constitutes a quite strong resistance plant and not easy to die and has a heavy fiber and long roots that allow much more uptake of pollutants and provide a convenient condition for aerobic bacteria to develop naturally.

Although our survey covered only half of the nation's provinces, our estimate is likely a more accurate indicator of more recent uptake of facility-based delivery in Zimbabwe.

Moreover, CD44-engineered mesoporous silica nanoparticles provided active target, which promoted more cellular uptake of DOX in the resistant cells and more retention of DOX in tumor tissues than unengineered counterpart.

The nanoparticles mediated a higher intracellular level and more rapid uptake of encapsulated Nile Red compared to model drug administered alone.

Peak arterial lidocaine concentrations were unchanged, but peak concentrations in coronary sinus blood (effluent from the myocardium) were increased (maximum 201% of control, SD = 63%, p ≤ 0.05), suggesting more rapid uptake of lidocaine into the myocardium in hypoxia.

This is particularly relevant in terms of the potential over-stimulation of the sector through previous subsidy experiences in New Zealand (Rhodes and Novis 2002), and more recent uptake of taxation measures in Australia.