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Meanings of defecation in inglés

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Expulsion of feces from the rectum.

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Usage of defecation in inglés
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GBF significantly improved defecation within a short period without severe adverse effects.
Pubmed
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Results: All subjects reported that Fecobionics evacuation was similar to normal defecation.
Pubmed
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However, the method is less effective among adults with constipation or obstructed defecation.
Pubmed
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They said open defecation had the potential to exacerbate disease outbreaks, including typhoid.
Radio NZ
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A mechanical approach is needed for understanding anorectal function and defecation.
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The faeces are retained in the rectum until defecation takes place.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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Wyrmen clawed their way above the city leaving trails of defecation and profanity.
Perdido Street Station
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Daily records were taken on frequency of defecation and characteristics of the stools.
Pubmed
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Bhagwan is suggesting that the future of defecation must become water-conscious.
The South African
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GBF is a highly safe and effective foodstuff for improving defecation.
Pubmed
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Ritual defecation is the sloth equivalent of speed dating, just without the speed.
BBC
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And, behind those, lie defecation's two inescapable conditions: our bodies and the planet.
The Guardian
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Micturition and defecation occur at different times, but menstruation occurs simultaneously.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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Generalized Estimating Equations showed that CLTS achieved lower open defecation rates compared to controls.
Pubmed
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Additionally, we surveyed all households to record the locations of open human defecation areas.
Pubmed
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But India's high open defecation rates have slowed down progress.
The Guardian
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Defecation through the time
Defecation across language varieties
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