Sentence examples for fecal water from inspiring English sources
According to Ben Cao Gang Mu authored by Shizhen Li in 1578, fresh or fermented human fecal water could be used for "Wen Bing" with super-high fever, poisoning, abscess, phlegm, stagnated food, or "internal heat" (Li 2011).
Sources of fecal water pollution were assessed in the Grand River and two of its tributaries (Ontario, Canada) using total and host-specific (human and bovine) Bacteroidales genetic markers in conjunction with reference information, such as land use and weather.
The objective of the study was to construct a mechanistic, dynamic, and deterministic mathematical model to quantify urinary and fecal water outputs (kg/d) from individual lactating dairy cows.
The objectives of this study were to evaluate the prophylactic use of SB-300 (Jaguar Animal Health, San Francisco, CA), a standardized botanical extract isolated from the bark latex of Croton lechleri, on reducing fecal water losses and diarrhea events in Holstein bull calves individually housed under a restricted whole-milk feeding regimen (6 L/d) from 1 to 25 d of life.
Of course, the wet pants then whipped around in the slipstream and flicked fecal water over everyone.
Cabin fever and the risk of accidentally drinking fecal water forced every vampire, ghoul, goblin, and freak out onto the darkened streets.
The fecal water samples were frozen and stored frozen at −70°C until analysis.
We thank Juha Apajalahti (Alimetrics, Finland) for preparation of the fecal water samples.
A significant difference in prevalence across the sites was also detected for the environmental samples (feces, fecal digestors, water, and water troughs) and when all samples, regardless of type, were tested by both detection methods (p≤0.00001 for all comparisons).
As data do not reflect urine and fecal body water loss, total body water loss exceeds sweat rate.
In such a context, there may be a missing ecological link between aquatic birds and the environment, which fits into the fecal-water-oral route of transmission.
