"absorb by", "absorb into" or "absorb in"?
| I found myself being absorbed by it all. |
| Another 161 get absorbed by the ground/water. |
| They should be absorbed by the pores and skin. |
| Obviously mass breaks down/burns off as radiation and radiation is absorbed by mass. |
| This substance is needed so that glucose can be absorbed by the cells to provide energy. |
| When heat is absorbed by a system, that same heat must necessarily come from its surroundings. |
| In an intact normal human eye, UVA radiation does not reach the retina because it is absorbed by the crystalline lens. |
| In cases where the body is producing insulin, but it is not being properly absorbed by the body, medicine can sometimes help. |
| Katrina became an extratropical low on August 31 and was absorbed by a frontal zone later that day over the eastern Great Lakes. |
| I was absorbed in thinking of the reverses of life. |
| He is absorbed in Me on the dissolution of his body. |
| The two are absorbed in the high-school-level course. |
| What they can do is control minutia and thus often become absorbed in micromanagement. |
| They can become absorbed in a story without realizing that they are learning some lessons. |
| In other words, less than 20 per cent of these graduates are absorbed in the formal sector. |
| Inspired by the organic nature of that environment, he sought to express the wisdom that he absorbed in those early years. |
| When your child is absorbed in watching a cartoon, building a tower, or riding his bike there is less room for him to worry. |
| So ideally people boil it first and then cook it with added spices which just takes minimal time to get absorbed in the meat. |
| It's easy to become so absorbed in what's going on in your own life that you miss all the things that are going on around you. |
| During digestion sugar is absorbed into the blood. |
| He absorbed into his mind and spirit everything to which it was sensitive. |
| Your tears are your tears, but in an instant they are absorbed into all the water around you. |
| They instead pass into the small intestine where the aspirin is absorbed into the bloodstream. |
| It's so easy to buy into the world that Kevin has created and be wrapped up and absorbed into it. |
| The area became known as Beaver Hills and later Strathcona before being absorbed into Edmonton city. |
| They were absorbed into the walls and floors that echo today with the footfalls of their descendants. |
| It is essential to let the primer settle on your skin for a few minutes to give it time to absorb into your face. |
| Your body is busy producing more and more blood which will be used in the placenta and absorbed into your baby. |
| As he'd slept that day, the memories he'd absorbed from the assassins had shown him things. |
| It has to be absorbed from the fabric of our culture as it is lived out at home and in public. |
| While alcohol will be absorbed from the stomach, it is a slower and less efficient transition. |
| Absorption Rate Factors Alcohol is absorbed from all parts of the gastrointestinal tract largely by simple diffusion into the blood. |
| Most fat is absorbed from its storage place directly into your bloodstream, which transports it to wherever it is needed for energy. |
| You can increase the amount of iron you absorb from cereals and vegetables by consuming drinks or foods that contain vitamin C with a meal and avoiding tea and coffee at meal times. |
| Gas, glue and solvents These compounds are quickly absorbed through the lungs. |
| It can leach into ground water or be inhaled or absorbed through direct contact. |
| Gas absorbed through the wooden makes it challenging to re-coat the floor with varnish later on. |
| Roughly one-third of the extra carbon dioxide we put into the atmosphere is absorbed through the ocean surface, acidifying shallower waters. |
| I find using a gel base makes the blend easy to apply, doesn't stain clothes and is absorbed through the skin quicker than oil based products. |
| The prodrug is well absorbed through the cornea and all drug that enters the aqueous humour is hydrolysed during the passage through the cornea. |
| Conness said of my health, which he appeared to think was failing because of our work, or from being too much &; too long, absorbed with one daily routine of thought &; action. |
| It could be too much for the skin to absorb at one go so I'd treat skin concerns depending on what's most troubling you at that point and go from there I do use at least 2 different serums everyday. |
| Let a be the cross sectional area of the mountain, and be the latent heat absorbed per molecule of when the rocks melt, and n be the number of molecules per unit volume. |
| As a person becomes more absorbed to the computer, it is then important to upgrade the knowledge. |
| It is synthesized from dextrose the isomer of glucose so sucralose can be digested and absorbed to our body as glucose and provides 4 kcal. |
| By this very fact, he is able to absorb within him the smell and taste of the others. |
| In the past, the unfocused supply could be absorbed within the fabric of the economy, masking inefficiency both in terms of financial and human costs. |
| While one reaction was to absorb without thought what was coming from the West, the other was total rejection. |