| If we swim hard or work under water, we breathe more, because our bodies metabolise food and oxygen to produce energy. |
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| As Table 1 shows, there is a considerable variation between individuals in the rate at which they metabolise benzodiazepines. |
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| Furthermore, the microflora metabolise some of the undigested AA in the large intestine thus preventing them from appearing in the faeces. |
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| All human babies can metabolise lactose, but only some adults can manage the trick. |
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| Children metabolise glutamate in the same way that adults do and monosodium glutamate is safe for children. |
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| The danger is still more acute for animals, many of which metabolise theobromine more slowly than humans. |
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| If you had an alcoholic liver disease, the liver does not then metabolise oestrogens correctly in the body, and you end up with a rise in oestrogens. |
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| Organisms in the urine that possess indoxyl sulphatase activity metabolise urinary indoxyl sulphate to indigo leading to purple urine bag syndrome. |
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| Urinary organisms such as proteus, providencia, and klebsiella with indoxyl sulphatase activity metabolise indican to produce indigo, particularly in alkaline urine. |
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| These alkaloids are produced when our bodies metabolise beer, wine or spirits, and have been found in chocolate at concentrations of as high as 7 micrograms per gram. |
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| Such animals are able to metabolise the proteins contained in fishmeal and use them for their structural and energy needs. |
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| Genetic manipulation has allowed us to obtain low-danger microorganisms and specific enzymes to degrade and metabolise toxic waste products. |
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| This system contained a surfactant to emulsify the grease and dirt and some microorganisms to metabolise the oils into carbon dioxide and water. |
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| Our livers have a capacity to metabolise some fructose, they just can't metabolise the glut that we've been exposed to by the food industry. |
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| Therefore, the added capacity to metabolise nutrients may be outweighed by the decrease in nutrient dissipation during tidal cycles. |
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| Individuals differ in their enzyme activity, and thus, in their ability to metabolise caffeine. |
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| The digestion of oil slicks: the microorganisms metabolise the carbohydrates spilled from the oil. |
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| Suitable tracers are, for example, water-soluble uranin powder or Trotec Luminat, an eleven percent anionic watery pigment dispersion, which can be diluted with water but doesn't metabolise itself. |
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| Monogastrics can metabolise this carbohydrate in the large intestine, but not in the stomach. Inulin is exclusively fermented by the acidophilic flora. |
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| This is because their bodies can't metabolise theobromine quickly enough. |
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| We are in a situation where we are seeing that growth cannot always be continual, rather it is restricted by the limited nature of natural resources and the limited capacity of the earth to absorb and metabolise our waste. |
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| Toxic effects occur when the amount taken exceeds the liver's capacity to metabolise the hepatotoxic metabolite. |
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| This wrongly assumes that children metabolise medicines in the same way as adults without taking account of maturity of the liver, kidneys and enzyme systems. |
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| No absorption occurs in the large intestine, but the microflora metabolise some of the undigested amino acids, for their own growth and development. |
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| Let us think for a minute: nature gives us the ability to metabolise lactose during the first few years of our life, then turns off the mechanism. |
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| Chemotrophic bacteria metabolise the H2S and support a unique community of animals that feed on them, or with which they have long-term interactions. |
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