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Meanings of uptake in English

Portuguese
ingestão
Catalan
ingesta
Spanish
consumo

The process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating)

ingestão
Usage of uptake in English
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However, none of the user experience improvements led to increased usage uptake.
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In cerebral uptake studies, however, vascular contributions may constitute a major confounder.
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Unfortunately, quantitative measurements of nanoparticle uptake still pose a formidable technical challenge.
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Is laziness really behind the lack of work uptake in some industries?
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Conclusions: A larger menu of testing choices led to higher testing uptake.
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Many unanswered questions remain about the extent of uptake, implementation and impacts.
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However, no or a reduced G-protein regulation of uptake can be initiated.
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The authors consider several combinations of options that will increase ethanol uptake.
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However, neither uptake nor efflux showed any selectivity for iNOS expressing cells.
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Following exercise, insulin treatment resulted in a further increase in glucose uptake.
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CE clearance and uptake gave similar results, but with much slower rates.
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Under normal activation conditions, T-cells increase glucose uptake and undergo metabolic reprogramming.
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Future changes in vaccine uptake should be further and more promptly monitored.
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This may represent an additional setting where strong recommendations increase vaccine uptake.
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Conclusions: Selective alterations occur in distinct neurotransmitter-receptor and -uptake sites in HMEG.
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These results showed that an important mechanism for virus uptake was inhibited.
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Portuguese
ingestão
Uptake through the time
Uptake across language varieties
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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