Sentence examples for uptake of about from inspiring English sources

After the NO oxidation reaction attained steady state, both fresh and sintered catalysts showed an average oxygen uptake of about 1.5 times the number of Pt surface atoms.

It was noted that ACC at 60 psi (414 kPa) for 10 h resulted in the maximum strength gain and CO2 uptake, leading to a post-ACC compressive strength of more than 200% of the pre-ACC strength, and a CO2 uptake of about 11% by mass of cement.

Due to the low gastrointestinal uptake of about 0.6%, this would correspond to an injection of 1 μg × kg-1 × day-1.

Within the animal kingdom, horses have a high oxidative capacity, as indicated by maximal oxygen uptake of about 160 ml/kg body weight × min [ 15, 56], more than twice the uptake in human elite athletes.

The authors calculated a PFC uptake of about 0.2 μg/day for infants.

The nanosensitizers had high tumor uptake of about 8.1% ID/g at 24-h post injection.

These findings were confirmed by the water uptake measurements since both the film and the membrane showed a water uptake value of about 24 wt%.

The brain has a high uptake of FDG (about 7%% of injected activity).

We targeted parents of newborn infants in a hospital setting shortly after birth and used a robust testing process to evaluate: 1) usability of the tools and 2) changes in parents' uptake of knowledge about evidence-based pain-relieving interventions.

Publication of the Auckland Stillbirth Study and related correspondence in 2011 was accompanied by an editorial by Chappell and Smith which raised several questions [ 21]; the first concerned reporting bias; specifically those higher educated women would have greater access and uptake of knowledge about sleep position.

These results are in contrast to those of previous mitochondrial FBA models [ 2, 3] where a much higher uptake of oxygen (about 40 nmol/min/gDW) was permitted, while maximum ATP production was 60% lower when this was set as the objective function.