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Example sentences for "metabolic"

Lexicographically close words:
mestre; mesuagium; mesure; mesures; met; metabolism; metacarpal; metacarpals; metacarpus; metagenesis
  1. Defn: Of or pertaining to metabolism; as, metabolic activity; metabolic force.

  2. Defn: A product of metabolism; a substance produced by metabolic action, as urea.

  3. Defn: That which is thrown out as products of the metabolic activity of the body; the egesta other than the fæces.

  4. He finds they can be reduced to two--an attractive force and a metabolic force.

  5. A still more important difference is that the metabolic force is peculiar to the cell.

  6. Schwann's attractive force brings about the actual taking up of the prepared substance; his metabolic force is the cause of the digestion of food substances, and is nearly identical with enzyme action.

  7. Cell-formation also involves the second or metabolic force, by means of which the cell alters the chemical composition of the medium surrounding it so as to prepare it for assimilation.

  8. All her other metabolic functions increased accordingly, and Sophia slept deeply for a week of subjective time--in hours.

  9. She also knew that her metabolic rate had been accelerated beyond all comprehension and that in a comparatively short time--objective time--she would have thrice her original strength.

  10. But you take an ordinary human being and train him on Jupiter, speeding his time-sense and metabolic rate tremendously with certain endocrine secretions so that one day is as a month to him.

  11. The metabolic rate is thus a gauge of the energy pressure within the organism.

  12. The internal secretions constitute and determine much of the inherited powers of the individual and their development They control physical and mental growth and all the metabolic processes of fundamental importance.

  13. By the administration of thyroxin, her metabolic rate can be raised to any desired figure, the spark can be adjusted, so to speak, to any point we like, and it can be so maintained for years.

  14. Yet, when the time comes for the internal secretion of the thyroid to put in its oar in the metabolic game, its presence or absence makes all the difference in the world to the individual.

  15. There is, for every individual, a constant, known as the metabolic rate, or the combustion rate, a reading of the rate at which his cells are consuming material for heat.

  16. Now without a doubt a number of as yet unknown growth and metabolic effects follow exposure of the body to the complete gamut of light rays.

  17. To be exact, one milligram of thyroxin increases the metabolic rate two per cent.

  18. Any effort is almost paralyzed because the range of fluctuation of energy, the ability to mobilize energy, in turn dependent upon an ability to increase the metabolic rate, is limited.

  19. There is a strong element of suggestion in this that acts very favorably and greatly influences the actual power of such intermissions to help nature recover her lost metabolic faculties.

  20. For the physician the word "incurable" means only that his remedies are as yet inefficient in preventing certain nutritional or metabolic disturbances, and that these will be likely to continue in spite of all he can do.

  21. From amongst the clinical phenomena capable of throwing light on this subject we mention once more the fact, that the metabolic products of bacteria repel the eosinophil cells.

  22. The view, that the granules are special metabolic products of the specific cellular activity, is strongly supported by the great chemical differences between them.

  23. It is now universally conceded that the widespread utility of the hypophosphites is due to the fact that they substantially improve metabolic processes, thus increasing the disease-resisting capacity of all the tissues.

  24. How can we reasonably expect any other result from the use of an agent that so directly and uniformly diminishes the cerebral respiratory, cardiac and metabolic functions of the living human body?

  25. In pregnancy where there is increased metabolic change, when the proteins are not well or properly cared for in gout, and when there is intestinal fermentation or putrefaction, hypertension is likely to occur.

  26. In a word, metabolic changes in the body are made more active and the blood pressure is lowered.

  27. For by this means he is not obliged to use his own body substance to carry on metabolic processes.

  28. In this section, then, the metabolic changes due to pathological conditions and the dietetic treatment thereof will be discussed.

  29. Not that sugar is not necessary, for it is particularly so at the age when the metabolic processes are faster than later in life, but it must be remembered that the body is being built up both in height and breadth.

  30. However, constitutional emaciation is not so prevalent as constitutional obesity and, as has already been stated, is more often a symptom of some metabolic disturbance or pathological condition.

  31. Food must make good the losses resulting from metabolic processes and physical activity.

  32. The fact that these chemical substances are indispensable to the metabolic processes makes it necessary for the nurse to know where they can be found in food and how best to use them.

  33. These are treated as in other conditions so complicated, except that the period of starvation must necessarily be limited on account of the metabolic waste already taking place from the disease itself.

  34. Camerer found that from September to November is the period of greatest metabolic activity.

  35. So persistent a disturbing element in spring and autumn suggests that some physiological conditions underlie it, and that there is a real metabolic disturbance at these times of the year.

  36. So few continuous observations have yet been made on the metabolic processes of the body that it is not easy to verify such a surmise with absolute precision.

  37. For example, selection against bone that is no longer essential for support can occur only so long as the metabolic and protective needs of the organism provided by that character are not compromised.

  38. A useless burden of metabolic demands is placed upon the organism because the character no longer aids the survival of the organism.

  39. A continuation of the process would eliminate the bone or part of the bone in question while increasing the metabolic efficiency of the organism.

  40. Before that look on your woman's face erupts into some more of her tiresome vituperation, will you explain to her what a metabolic stasis is?

  41. I assure you she is--" "Kindly forego the lecture on metabolic stasis and raise the damned thing, will you?

  42. Uric acid is the most important of a group of substances, called purin bodies, which are derived chiefly from the nucleins of the food and from metabolic destruction of the nuclei of the body.

  43. The origin of beta-oxybutyric acid is not definitely known, but it is probable that its chief, if not its only, source is in some obscure metabolic disturbance with abnormal destruction of fats.

  44. All through the malting process metabolic changes are proceeding, in which both carbohydrates and proteins are concerned.

  45. The relative length of the small intestine in any individual form will vary with both the quantity and volume of the food and with the rapidity of the metabolic processes.

  46. Only birds and mammals are warm blooded-capable of holding the rate of their metabolic chemistry constant by holding their body temperature steady.

  47. The ebb and flow of heat production matches their oxygen consumption, and matches their physical and metabolic activities, and growth rates.

  48. A product of metabolism; a substance produced by metabolic action, as urea.

  49. That which is thrown out as products of the metabolic activity of the body; the egesta other than the fæces.

  50. As the child grows, its metabolic waste matter is greatly increased, while all these poisonous substances must finally be eliminated by the mother.

  51. The metabolic body of the infusorium may be altered in various ways by the autonomous contraction of these.

  52. Now it is obvious that in breeding sour limes and sweet oranges the cultivator is selecting, and intensifying by selection, very different metabolic processes in the cell: he can test the results of these, and so the selection proceeds.

  53. They were also much faster than had been their predecessors in organizing their nervous activity after the slumbrous explosion of growth in the metabolic accelerator.

  54. Dozens of limp little mutants that would have sent an academic zoologist into hysterics lay there in the metabolic accelerator.

  55. The caretakers had anesthetized all the experimental mutants, and the metabolic accelerator and other lab equipment was being dismantled.

  56. I had devised the language for them, using Basic English as my model, and during the months while every female was busy in the metabolic accelerator, I taught the language to the males.

  57. Again in the laboratory, I entered the metabolic accelerator and withdrew the intravenous needles from my first volplas.

  58. I used the metabolic accelerator to cut the volplas' gestation down to one week.

  59. Metabolic Effects of Weightlessness Without metabolic information, accurate planning of environmental systems for long flights is difficult.

  60. Coupled with these cardiovascular changes is a reduction of 10 percent in the basal metabolic rate.

  61. Since their specific metabolic effects are known in other tissues, the rationale is that if these materials do interfere with memory, then specific types of metabolic activities may be implicated in the deposition of the engram.

  62. Another parameter of importance is the total volume of suspension which would be required to balance the metabolic needs of one man.

  63. The purpose of this type of research is to understand and use reduced metabolic activity in astronauts on future extended space flight.

  64. Radiation Action on Some Metabolic Processes in E.

  65. The nutritional requirements of the crew will be influenced by such factors as activity, physical and psychological stress, individual size of the members, and individual metabolic rates.

  66. Soviet work comparing various depressed metabolic states and resistances to acceleration shows deep winter hibernation to be most effective, followed by deep hypothermia, and drug narcosis as the least effective.

  67. A somewhat promising and fundamental approach to this problem is the reduction of the astronauts' daily metabolic requirements.


  68. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "metabolic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.