Sentence examples for small uptake from inspiring English sources

loan and other large financial infills that Egypt desperately needs as its economy approaches a cliff: the Egyptian pound is expected to devalue within weeks, the budget has a giant hole in it, and the latest issue of government bonds had an embarrassingly small uptake.

In the second year, however, we found no N2O emissions, but rather a small uptake in all treatments.

However, caution should be made for more challenging settings, as for example higher background activity concentration or small uptake volumes, where the differences are more pronounced.

No tumor uptake was detected with the bremsstrahlung image, while 90Y-PET imaging clearly highlighted a small uptake by the tumor.

Differences between the systems were mainly due to the TOF possibility on the mCT, which resulted in an overall better image quality, especially for the most challenging settings with higher background activity and small uptake volumes.

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), in a scenario "in which fuel economy standards are tightened and a small uptake of advanced vehicle technologies is present, transportation energy consumption and emissions are projected to increase by nearly 40%% by 2050".

From silver staining results, it can be seen that after about 6 h of metabolism, Au DENPs (black spots) are able to be identified mainly in the vessel, liver, and spleen regions, with significantly smaller uptake in the lung, kidney, heart, and intestines.

FTY720 distributes in red blood cells, with a fraction in blood of 86%, whereas FTY720-P has a smaller uptake in blood of <17%.

In small tumours with low uptake close to normal tissue with high uptake, lesions may become inconspicuous.

3 of the 14 patients (95% CI: 1 7). 1 patient had a small segment of low uptake in the medial head-neck region after 1 week.

Table 3 shows that this set of uptakes comprises the default uptakes of H2O and H+ (these two metabolites are always considered to be available), a minimum number of uptakes of small molecules, uptakes added based on the Step II analysis, and glycerol.