ingesta造句

• Reduced peristalsis means a longer alimentary sojourn, greater inspissation of ingesta and a tendency to constipation.
• Increased peristalsis means faster movement of ingesta through the gut and less absorption of fluid, both tending to diarrhea.
• In a non-strangulating infarction, blood supply to a section of intestine is occluded, without any obstruction to ingesta present within the intestinal lumen.
• Hawkins, Drugs and Other Ingesta : Effects on Athletic Performance, in H . Appenzeller, Managing Sports and RiskManagement Strategies 90, 90-91 ( 1993 ).
• By active muscular contraction of the ileum, and closure of the ileal opening as a result of engorgement, the ileum prevents the backflow of ingesta and the equalization of pressure between jejunum and the base of the cecum.
• While their diet in the wild is unknown, it is thought to be similar to that of most lories and lorikeets, with pollen, nectar, fruit, and some insects making up the vast bulk of the ingesta.
• Algunos tipos de cancer, como el de colon y mama, aumentaron su frecuencia en Argentina, " asociados a un consumo alto de grasas saturadas y alcohol, a la vez que una baja ingesta de antioxidantes y fibras ."
• Although slaughterhouse workers are provided with protective gear, the inevitable condition of the work areas means workers are exposed to " blood, grease, animal feces, ingesta ( food from the animal's digestive system ), and other detritus from the animals they slaughter ."
• In the Government Accountability Project report, federal whistleblowers cite cases in which contamination was discovered by inspectors, including " meat packed in boxes with fist-sized clumps of fecal matter . . . contamination from black grease, metal shards up to one sixteenth of an inch long, ingesta . . . and dead insects . . . . Cross contamination from hanging raw products . . . and dipping blood onto cooked food . . . rotten smelling poultry ( dripping ) blood onto boxes of beef ."