| Post-surgical aesthetic remodelling treatment to facilitate the reabsorbing of the oedema, thereby reducing recovery time. |
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| It is possible to design tritium handling rigs to remove all the tritium from vessels and pipe work by reabsorbing onto getter beds. |
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| The role of lymphatic circulation is to drain excess liquid that the veins are not capable of reabsorbing. |
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| Lastly, the construction sector will be the final domino: reabsorbing the property bubbles formed will require the longest recovery time. |
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| The volume of emissions is translated into a financial sum that is then spent on projects that reverse the increasing production of greenhouse gases, by reabsorbing part of the CO2 discharged to the atmosphere. |
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| In this case, the federal institution must also establish appropriate mechanisms for reabsorbing the service in a way which promotes the advancement toward equality of English and French. |
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| This will have a significant draining effect on the labour market by reabsorbing the huge active pool of teachers waiting to be hired and by improving the structure per age of the teaching force. |
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| By reabsorbing three protons, the cell draws in precious sulphate. |
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| The proximal tubule is one of the most important parts of the kidney filtration system as it plays a key role in reabsorbing vital components such as sodium and other ions, water, glucose, and amino acids back into the blood. |
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| The USA have taken advantage of their privileged monetary position up to the limit of their possibilities, by reabsorbing enormous deficits in their balance of payments through the uncontrolled emission of dollars. |
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| The kidneys and intestines of a camel are very efficient at reabsorbing water. |
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| I had an upper molar that was busily reabsorbing itself, and needed to come out. |
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| Low protein status due to a high parasite challenge, particularly with fluke, Johne's Disease or a poor diet, also leads to reabsorbing foetuses. |
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| Stopping that bleed and reabsorbing the pooled blood took a long time. |
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| When IBM resolved internal tensions by reabsorbing the PC unit, it in effect conceded the PC market to others. Innovate or buyDisruption need not be a death sentence, however. |
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| In addition, the company vacillated over Claris Corporation, its software division, first reorganizing it as an independent company and then reabsorbing it when it began shifting more resources to Windows software. |
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| I am reabsorbing it into my body and it makes me go raaaaaaahh. |
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| I recall how his novel The Private Lives of Trees had me sitting and reabsorbing the tiny details of the story, hoping to find clues to a greater depth I might have missed. |
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