Sentence examples for raised uptake from inspiring English sources
It is noteworthy that sensitivities and specificities did not differ significantly between qualitative (visual) and quantitative methods (SUVR cutoff automated classification in raised uptake category).
Pathologically raised FDG uptake was analysed quantitatively using regions of interest (ROIs) and by determination of the standardised uptake values (SUVs) (Strauss and Conti, 1991).
A focally raised FDG uptake could be detected at multiple locations in this patient that could no longer be demonstrated at post-treatment follow-up.
In the epithelium, testosterone or dihydrotestosterone raised the uptake significantly over that measured in the control explants, oestradiol-17 beta reduced it while 3 beta-androstanediol produced similar values to those found in the control explants.
The London Protocol – a maritime convention relating to dumping at sea – was amended last year to try and regulate attempts at "ocean fertilisation" – where substances, usually iron, are dumped into the ocean to artificially raise the uptake of carbon dioxide.
A systematic review found that increased choice raises contraceptive uptake, improves health outcomes, and improves adherence.
Parents may listen to health professionals, who should aim to raise the uptake by communicating the latest scientific data to refusers and dispelling misperceptions about the vaccine.
The increase in SIT expression likely raises the uptake of silicon from the environment, preceding the synthesis of new valves in the silica deposition vesicle (SDV) and exocytosis in the G2+M phase [ 35].
In addition, the ICS that uses both charcoal and firewood was purchased by most households (80%), which raised the total uptake of ICS to 48%%.
The other concerns raised about the uptake of modern contraceptives are not unique to our study.
In the early years of the trial, concerns were raised about the uptake of screening that could be achieved in this age group, and about the extent of screening in the control arm, which would dilute any observed effect.
