| Chemical digestion breaks down large, nonabsorbable food molecules into smaller, absorbable molecules. |
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| Closure of the small umbilical incision usually is done with interrupted and then continuous absorbable suture. |
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| The cyst wall is then everted and approximated to the edge of the vestibular mucosa with interrupted 2-0 absorbable suture. |
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| Juicing vegetables and fruit is a delicious way to get the nutrients they contain in a liquid form that is highly absorbable. |
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| The surgeon and assistant close the incisions with absorbable, interrupted, subcutaneous sutures and self-adhesive wound approximating strips. |
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| The surgeon closes the oral mucosa and muscle layers using braided absorbable suture in a horizontal mattress fashion. |
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| There is plenty of highly absorbable calcium in green leafy vegetables, beans, enriched flour, and fortified juices. |
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| When the bacteria grow to make yoghurt, they do so by fermenting the normal milk sugar, lactose, into absorbable products. |
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| There is no homeostatic control mechanism for selenium absorption and selenium is highly absorbable. |
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| Finally, no significant differences were observed in total or estimated absorbable iron intakes between level of education and area of residence. |
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| We recently heard that absorbable hemostatic agents intended to be left in patients have been recalled by the US Food and Drug Administration. |
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| Both cystotomies were repaired intraoperatively with a two-layer closure using an absorbable suture. |
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| This repair may be bolstered with absorbable mesh to reduce the cystocele during plication and further strengthen the fascial reapproximation. |
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| It is an absorbable haemostat to be used to arrest or control bleeding during surgical procedures. |
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| In that case there are two options: insert a silicone implant into the muscle of the buttock or inject an absorbable filler such as macrolane. |
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| Antys Ca should be applied preferably after flowering at early ripening as calcium is hardly absorbable by fruit if applied too late. |
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| Until then the estimated increase should be absorbable by the existing resource. |
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| Cow's milk is deficient in absorbable iron and additionally may cause enteric blood loss. |
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| They break down our food into easily absorbable nutrients and help maintain our overall health. |
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| Herbal moisturizers are easy to use, readily absorbable and should never burn or irritate. |
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| Interceed is an absorbable synthetic mechanical barrier made of oxidized regenerated cellulose. |
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| In the case of UVBs, their energy makes them particularly absorbable by the nucleic acids of the epidermis, and hence by the DNA of those cells. |
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| A minimally absorbable antibiotic such as vancomycin can be useful, especially if given concomitantly with a high potency probiotic reinoculation. |
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| Most nicotinic acid and half the folate in foods are not absorbable. |
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| I recommend calcium citrate, which is the most absorbable form. |
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| Even worse is mercury that leaks, finds its way into combustion plants or in some other way is disseminated and converted in the environment into readily absorbable forms that are yet more harmful to people and animals. |
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| Once within the pitcher structure, digestive enzymes or mutualistic species break down the prey into an absorbable form for the plant. |
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| The fertilizer changes it to an absorbent phosphate and makes nitrogen absorbable by the plant. |
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| The inactivated enzymes are thus unavailable to hydrolyze dietary fat in the form of triglycerides into absorbable free fatty acids and monoglycerides. |
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| Midline plication of the fibromuscular layer was done with buttressing 2-0 absorbable vicryl suture. |
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| The esophagus was closed in a continuous pattern and oversewn in an inverting pattern with a monofilament absorbable suture. |
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| It had a significant content of fluoride that had no time to filter through the layers of mineral rock, which would have bound the fluoride to stabilising minerals like calcium, making them less toxic and less absorbable. |
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| Biomaterials, such as absorbable plate systems and bone cements, are being improved continually and are often used in pediatric craniofacial surgery. |
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| Besides being made into degradable bottles and packaging film, these compounds can find applications in controlled-release drug packaging and in absorbable surgical sutures. |
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| He underwent a laparotomy and repair of a defect in the dome of the bladder in 2 layers in a water-tight fashion using absorbable polyglactin. |
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| In addition, because the degradation products are natural metabolites, the polymers are of interest in medical applications, such as controlled-release drug packaging and absorbable surgical sutures. |
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| A comparison of synthetic absorbable suture with synthetic nonabsorbable suture for construction of tracheal anastomoses. |
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| Even if Greece's debts were cut in half, the net loss would still represent an absorbable proportion of most European banks' capital. An orderly restructuring would be risky. |
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| Abbott Laboratories Inc's experimental, absorbable heart stent was safe and effective in propping open clogged arteries, a study published in The Lancet medical journal found. |
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| This absorbable magnesium oil contains only raw, ultra-pure magnesium chloride and other trace minerals drawn from the Ancient Zechstein Seabed in Northern Europe. |
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| The intestines were repositioned, and the abdominal musculature and skin incisions were closed by standard techniques with absorbable suture and autoclips. |
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| If the pigeon was female, no further surgery was performed and the skin incision was closed with a single suture of absorbable braided polyglactin. |
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