Sentence examples for be secreted from inspiring English sources
verb
To extract a substance from blood, sap, or similar to produce and emit waste for excretion or for the fulfilling of a physiological function.
After all, Mr. bin Laden -- or his crushed remains -- may be secreted amid some mountaintop rubble.
These soothing substances, called endorphins, may be secreted in situations of social comfort.
That insulin would be secreted and it would flow back through the tube into the blood.
This could be, he says, because darkness allows melatonin to be secreted, which "has been hypothesised to help prevent cancer".
"They seem to be secreted in equal amounts in men and women, but we all know who orgasms more frequently".
DMT has been found in the human brain and spinal cord, and seems to be secreted by the pineal gland.
We therefore examined possible growth factors and upstream regulators that can be secreted by the tumor and activate this signature.
These microvesicles can be secreted and taken up by other cancer cells and non-cancer cells in the stroma.
Such design allows the TRAIL gene product to be secreted into the body circulation.
In addition, MBP fusion proteins were found to be secreted from the expressing cell.
This substance occurs naturally in the brain, and is believed to be secreted in higher amounts when we are in love.
