Sentence examples for ingested up from inspiring English sources

In a report dismissed by Gulf war veterans as flawed, but accepted by the Ministry of Defence, the scientists said that the weapons could double a soldier's risk of lung cancer later in life but this would only occur if a tank survived a direct hit from armour piercing shells made of the radioactive metal and the soldiers inside the tank ingested up to 5gms of pulverised shell casing.

The average daily intake for an adult from ground water source in Najran is calculated as 282.3 μg, if the adult ingested up to 3 L water per day.

Decontamination is typically only performed if a potentially toxic amount of plant matter has been ingested up to one hour previously and the patient has a normal intact airway or has been intubated.

A 47-year-old woman weighing 64 kg and with known type 2 diabetes mellitus managed with metformin (500 mg three times daily) presented after she had ingested up to 200 ml from a bottle of 0.8% rotenone solution (Bio Liquid Derris Plus™; PBI Home & Garden Limited, Waltham Cross, UK).

It can only reach the brain through water ingested up the nose – infection does not occur from drinking contaminated liquid.

For example, no significant change in blood formula, body and organ weights, and food consumption could be detected for rats which ingested up to 15 µg of technetium-99 per gram of food for several weeks.

The vessel's billionaire owner, Nobu Su, the CEO of Taiwanese shipping company TMT Group, said the ship would float across the Gulf "like a lawn mower cutting the grass," ingesting up to 500,000 barrels of oil-contaminated water a day.

Ingestion and processing of a blood meal is a taxing physiological commitment as the mosquito ingests up to three times its weight in blood within seconds to minutes [ 57].

- No matter how much sun exposure a person has this will never cause vitamin D intoxication because sunlight itself destroys any excess vitamin D and previtamin D. However there are several reports in adults that ingesting up to 1 million IUs of vitamin D3 daily for several months can raise blood levels of 25(OH D > 500 ng/mL which was associated with hypercalcemia in the range of 15 mg/dL.

And I worry for the children of the people of my generation -- what might be hidden in their DNA as a result of the pollutants we unknowingly ingested, growing up in idyllic suburban America.

The diet of the peasant, as is the case even today, was low in animal protein; but apparently the quantity of vegetable protein ingested made up for this deficiency.