Sentence examples for poor elimination from inspiring English sources

If your digestive system and detox pathways are congested, obstructed and inflamed by toxic waste matter--think literal cellular garbage -- from a poor diet, poor digestion, poor elimination and the stress of the modern, fast-paced lifestyle, toxins find their way from the liver to your blood and fat cells.

Poor elimination of this neutral drug has been reported by many authors [ 9, 11, 23, 24].

Poor elimination of DA from amniotic fluid is also consistent with the finding of DA in the amniotic fluid of California sea lions.

Good absorption, lack of known metabolism, distribution primarily in extracellular space, high serum protein binding (albumin and β-lipoproteins), and poor elimination in all species studied combine to establish serum PFOS concentration as an integration of exposures from various sources.

Good absorption, lack of known metabolism, distribution primarily in extracellular space, high serum protein binding (albumin and beta-lipoproteins), and poor elimination in all species studied combine to establish serum PFOS concentration as an integration of exposures from various sources.

The maximum effect on skin temperature could not be evaluated in the Poor-elimination group because no plateau could be observed, with the improvement increasing constantly for this endpoint from 37%to91%1%.

The effect of PFOA, PFOS, PFNA and PFHxS on the kidneys is further magnified by the fact that these compounds are well absorbed orally but have poor renal elimination rates and half-lives in humans of 2.3-8.5 2.3-8.5 years

Crowds are poor, supporters shrug off elimination and managers complain about the scheduling of ties.

So better economic conditions could blunt the effectiveness of terror attacks by reducing the average quality of the talent that terrorist organisations are able to recruit.There are many reasons to promote economic development in poor countries but the elimination of terror is not a good one.

The clinical application of gambogic acid (GA), a natural component with promising antitumor activity, was limited due to its extremely poor aqueous solubility, rapid elimination in vivo, and wide biodistribution.

The ligands bind to albumin either weakly or strongly and the type of binding will have impact on the distribution of these ligands as weakly bound ligands will have poor distribution and fast elimination and the strongly bound ligands will decrease the free ligand amount in plasma.