Sentence examples for net uptake from inspiring English sources
The high radiotracer uptake areas matched with the high NET-density regions identified by immunohistochemistry. Therefore, specific NET uptake of [11C]Me@HAPTHI can be affirmed.
A study led by the University of Leeds revealed that tree growth in the Amazon rainforest has declined by one-third since the 1980s and that the net uptake of carbon dioxide in the rainforest has dropped by half.
They estimated the annual net uptake of CO2 by the global oceans at approximately 2.2 PgC.
Positive values are net release of CO2 into the atmosphere, while negative values represent net uptake by the ecosystem.
(fc_{e}(t)) is the organism's net uptake of toxicant from the system environment at time t in patch 1.
Afforestation and reforestation have the potential to reverse this process resulting in a net uptake of CO2 from the atmosphere.
Net uptake of TAG was depressed by dual NOS/COX inhibition, whereas uptakes of acetate, BHBA, and glucose were not affected by any of the treatments.
Net uptake lengths were relatively long, especially for NO3-N, indicating that nutrients were generally not assimilated efficiently in these drainage systems.
where K represents the net uptake rate of the tracer and V the distribution of the tracer in the compartment that is in rapid equilibrium with the plasma.
The net uptake of carbon by the vegetation is far greater than that returned to the soil by the turnover of fine root and litter.
Net uptake of carbon by forests provides a significant offset to anthropogenic carbon emissions at the global [1], national [2, 3], regional [4], and landscape [5] scales.
