Sentence examples for which are avid from inspiring English sources
Snow provides cover for mice and voles, which are avid bark eaters.
Imaging of angiogenesis with specific tracers which are avid to angiogenic factors, by SPECT or SPECT/CT, can also reveal valuable information on plaque.
Moreover, albumin is the major extracellular source of reduced sulfhydryl groups (thiols), which are avid scavengers of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species; in this way albumin influences the redox balance [ 30, 31].
The role of Zn in the protection from free radical injury may be attributed to maintaining an adequate level of metallothioneins, which are avid scavengers of free radicals, and prevent the interaction of chemicals with Fe to form free radicals (Coppen et al. 1988; Stefanidou et al. 2006; Tapiero and Tew 2003).
At a film festival, it's in everybody's interest that the movie be great: the producers, the directors, the actors, the press (which is always avid for the Next Big Thing) and even the lowly moviegoers (who may have worked harder to get into a "hot" screening than the filmmakers did to put the images on the screen).
The league's internal research reports a fan base of 13 million fans, close to four million of which are considered to be "avid".
FDG is primarily taken up by dedifferentiated thyroid cancer cells, which are poorly iodine avid.
A baseline scan before treatment is considered essential, both to act as a comparison for post-therapy and also to identify the small number of lymphomas which are not gallium avid.
The NFL estimates its U.K. fan base at 13 million, of which 4 million are "avid, dedicated fans who watch regularly, have a favorite team and a passion for the sport," said Mark Waller, the NFL's executive vice president of international.
They were avid chess players.
F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) imaging is strongly recommended in patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphomas (DLBCL), which are routinely highly FDG avid, for adequate disease staging [ 1].
