"You always have doubts about the functional relevance of the variants," says Imboden. "If you think of all the genes not yet known to contribute to respiratory health and bodily defense systems against air pollutants, GSTs might turn out to play a minor role".
It was the look of bodily lushness, which takes in air and multiplies it and gives it back somehow greener.
There were not enough bodily fluids flying through the air.
As a subway commuter, I have fled cars for reasons of comfort (broken air-conditioning), health (bodily fluids or odors contaminating a car) and safety (a lunatic casually stroking a razor-sharp hobby knife next to me).
From on-air performances of bodily functions (Howard Stern to preposterous conspiracy theories (Oliver Stone), these controversialists make a name for themselves.
From on-air performances of bodily functions (Howard Stern to weaving tales of preposterous conspiracies (Oliver Stone), these controversialists make a name for themselves by stirring up trouble, pointing fingers or just being downright obnoxious.
Ebola is not spread through the air, but through the bodily fluids of patients.
And Michael Queenland's brilliant "Untitled (Black Balloon Rock)" — nothing more than a dozen small smooth stones each inserted in a black balloon — is a visceral batch of contradictions: earth and air, indestructible and fragile, bodily organs and excrement and skin.
… Will you take a look, son?" before describing the "lonely juices bubbling beneath the crust", "bone marrow, browned in the air", and other haikus of bodily horror.
Residues have been documented by public and private researchers in waterways, air, food and in human bodily fluids.
