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Meanings of ingestion in English

Portuguese
ingestão
Catalan
ingesta
Spanish
consumo

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

ingestão
Usage of ingestion in English
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Hypoglycemia induced by alcohol ingestion is a well-known problem in diabetic patients.
Pubmed
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Discussion: The ingestion of foreign bodies is a rare, mostly accidental event.
Pubmed
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And the position of the North Star at the moment of ingestion.
Wired
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Conclusions: Accidental ingestion of household bleach is not normally of clinical significance.
Pubmed
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Adams saw recovery in an adult after ingestion of the same amount.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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Conclusions: GF ingestion seems to enhance performance, relative to PL and HG.
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Exposure through ingestion can stimulate endocrine systems, creating heightened senses of awareness.
Map of bones
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No stimulatory effect of diet ingestion on endogenous nitrogen secretion was found.
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Recovery has followed the ingestion of an ounce of officinal hydrochloric acid.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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The drug affect didn't set in until half an hour after ingestion.
Analog sff, december 2009
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The onset of vomiting was delayed to 4 h after during ingestion.
Pubmed
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In contrast, CS did not alter ingestion through the Fc gamma receptor.
Pubmed
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Probiotic ingestion altered gene expression in multiple canonical pathways involving cell motility.
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Mode of ingestion, then, is a big consideration in the cannabis experience.
Wired
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When adults, rats were tested for ingestion of sweet and savory snacks.
Pubmed
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After glucose ingestion, blood glucose was similar in post-absorptive and starved rats.
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Translations for ingestion
Portuguese
ingestão
Ingestion through the time
Ingestion across language varieties
United States of America
Common