Sentence examples for diminished absorption from inspiring English sources
Others have restricted food intake or diminished absorption due to conditions such as mouth and throat sores and recurrent diarrhea.
They include diminished absorption (eg, fat malabsorption, cholestyramine), enzyme genetic polymorphisms influencing hepatic metabolism, and specially drug interactions at the CYP2C9 level, which either can increase or decrease INR level.
Continuing with the idea that our intestinal tract has a significant impact on our overall inflammatory status, special attention should be paid to supplements that help to calm the GI tract as well as help to replenish deficiencies that occur with diminished absorption from natural aging and inflammation.
Diminished absorption of glucose and galactose leads to potentially severe dehydration and diarrhea.
Since ABCG5/G8 are sterol exporters, a gain-of-function would lead to diminished absorption with excessive amounts of cholesterol secreted into intestine as well as bile [ 29, 31, 41].
The most likely cause of hydrocephalus in Friesian horses, based on the findings from the examinations of these 4 foals, was an abnormal narrowing (stenosis) of the jugular foramen, suggesting "a communicative (external) hydrocephalus with a diminished absorption of cerebrospinal fluid into the systemic circulation at the venous sinuses due to a distorted, non-functional jugular foramen" [ 6].
The diminishing absorption peak at 401 nm with the certain interval of time and the concomitant formation of a new peak around 300 nm indicated the formation of 4-aminophenolate ion.
Therefore, the current therapeutic procedures of PQ poisoning mainly include diminishing absorption of PQ in the gastrointestinal tract, increasing elimination of PQ from the body, administration of antioxidants, and the maintenance of vital functions [ 8, 11].
No response to iron therapy may not rule out absolute iron deficiency because of patient non-compliance, ongoing blood (iron) losses in excess of oral iron absorption, and/or diminished gastrointestinal absorption of iron due to inflammation.
Lowered excretion indicates diminished intestinal absorption usually caused by a decreased absorptive surface, infiltrative intestinal disease, or bacterial overgrowth.
Animal studies have revealed hypercalciuria and diminished intestinal absorption of calcium in diabetic subjects, indicating increased demineralization of the bone [8, 9].
