Synonyms for uptake
ˈʌpˌteɪkup·take

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1. consumption, ingestion, intake, uptakenoun

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

   Synonyms:
   phthisis, use, expenditure, use of goods and services, inhalation, pulmonary tuberculosis, using up, wasting disease, breathing in, consumption, aspiration, economic consumption, ingestion, inlet, intake, usance, inspiration, white plague

2. uptakenoun

   a process of taking up or using up or consuming

   "they developed paper napkins with a greater uptake of liquids"

   Synonyms:
   ingestion, intake, consumption

Matched Categories

1. • Bodily Process
   • Human Process

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1. List of paraphrases for "uptake":

   absorption, assimilation, capture, intake, absorptive, incorporation, absorbency, removals, absorbance, adsorption, catch, consumption, seizure, absorb

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1. Pfizer Inc:

   This slow uptake undermines the potential value that biosimilars can offer and the savings they can bring to the health care system.

2. Jodie Guest:

   My concern is whether the vaccine uptake will be as strong in these younger age groups, if it’s not, we will not see the positive impact for vaccines in these younger age groups that we’ve seen in our older population.

3. Robert Music:

   Our research has shown that elimination is firmly on the horizon in the UK with deaths almost disappearing among vaccinated generations by 2040. We must not lose sight of this goal and should strive to increase uptake of the preventative vaccination and screening programmes, especially among non-vaccinated women where incidence is set to rise.

4. Roger Chou:

   It would be helpful to have research looking to see whether screening interventions coupled with strategies to increase uptake of recommended evaluations and treatments may be more effective in improving outcomes.

5. Sophie Scott:

   One of the big benefits of laughter is that it feels really good to laugh, you get a change in the uptake of the naturally circulating endorphins, and those are the body's painkillers. You get a measurable increase in your ability to tolerate pain.