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Meanings of excreta in English
Waste matter (as urine or sweat but especially feces) discharged from the body.
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Examples for "excretion"
Examples for "excretion"
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Urinary F excretion among jowar consumers was significantly lower than non-jowar consumers.
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In contrast, the urinary excretion of Pi is reduced in these animals.
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The levels of excretion vary approximately with the stage of the disease.
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Moreover, orally ingested ITCs are selectively delivered to bladder via urinary excretion.
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Renal excretion appeared to be the major route of elimination of Fddl.
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The excrement vary in appearance as much as they do in odor.
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They make great noise and splash their excrement over buildings and pavements.
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Some Montrealers flushed excrement into city sewers that led into the river.
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From a gaping patch in the ceiling poured water, plaster and excrement.
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Here are citric wraps, needles, empty saline water bottles and human excrement.
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We had to hack away two tunics stinking with body waste.
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The soluble part of the body waste goes by a somewhat more roundabout route.
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The most dramatic is the constant juxtaposition of human body waste and men in uniform.
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Won't his body waste away and die in a few days if he doesn't get anything to eat or drink?
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In bathrooms, toilets will analyse body waste products that conduct medical tests and identify any health issues, according to Ms Mayer.
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Their liquid excretory product, the urine, is either evacuated directly through the skin or through the last section of the gut.
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The excretory organs are relieved by the decreased amount of excretory product, the digestive system is rested and the circulation is improved.
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Many of these are, in all probability, excretory products of no assimilative value to the plant.
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Specific excretory products of pigment in the skin may stimulate the pigment determinants in the germ-plasm to vigour.
Usage of excreta in English
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Fresh excreta were cultured for measurement of colony-forming units for Escherichia coli.
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Livestock wastewater has high estrogen activity because animal excreta contain estrogen.
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Others were dropped in, the seed mixed inside the excreta of visiting birds.
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His excreta showed, however, that he was merely under-estimating the food he took.
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Further, excreta pH was measured and percentage of uric acid determined.
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One should never cast one's urine and excreta and other secretions on cowdung.
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If not managed properly, untreated excreta can have serious human and environmental health impacts.
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Increasing the dietary non-phytate phosphorus level reduced phosphorus digestibility and increased excreta phosphorus content.
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The results were subsequently compared with reported field studies of BPA in livestock excreta.
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The majority of environmental isolates were obtained from pigeon excreta.
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The excreta of that army of sick poisoned the air with their noxious emanations.
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The excreta of some species of bacteria act as poison to destroy other species.
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The excreta and urine never seem to be perceptibly increased.
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She is a greedy eater and drinker and her excreta is often very offensive.
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Elephants and steeds, breaking their cords, passed excreta and urine.
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Flies, whose bodies have become foul with typhoid excreta, may infect food, milk, etc.
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