Sentence examples for rapid transit time from inspiring English sources

It results from the rapid transit time across the transplant kidney and early opacification of the iliac vein in comparison with the contralateral side.

Oxygen would be exchanged during inspiration as the alveolus "pops" open and coupled with the rapid transit time of the erythrocyte, maintaining a relatively normal PaO2; however, the alveoli collapse during expiration.

Note that these processes may be connected since rapid transit time will reduce opportunity for signal amplification and cross talk.

Second, exposure of the small intestine to the carcinogenic components of our diet is limited because of the small intestine's rapid transit time, lack of bacterial degradation activity, and relatively dilute alkaline environment.

Veterinary nutritionists believe that fiber shortens intestinal transit rate in dogs with slow transit time and prolongs the rate in dogs with rapid transit time (in other words, it makes constipated dogs poop, but firms the stool in dogs with diarrhea).[2].

Prior excision reduces the problem of "shine-through" from the injection site, but potentially limits the usefulness of blue dye due to rapid transit times through the lymphatics from the injection sites.

Stool frequency is impacted by an individual's health (see physical form section) as well as their fiber intake which is associated with more rapid transit times (Gear et al., 1981).

The authors argued that "it is likely that the changes in videofluoroscopic events, such as rapid transit times noted in Logemann et al.'s study were, at least in part, the results of quicker and more tightly activated muscle activity from the increased oropharyngeal sensory stimulation".

Furthermore infants who are breastfed, and fed with short intervals consume less of the high-fat hindmilk and more of the low-fat milk which has a more rapid stomach transit time which, in turn, may result in short intervals between meals [ 4] and increase feeding problems [ 17].

8 A further analysis of that study population and the EPIC-Oxford cohort suggested that both a vegetarian diet and a high intake of dietary fibre were correlated with rapid bowel transit times 27 and increased frequency of bowel movements, 28 which could be the biological mechanism through which a vegetarian diet and a high intake of dietary fibre lowers the risk of diverticular disease.

As discussed below, the rapid increased in transit time as k0 increases suggests a phase transition will occur as the number negatively charged messenger proteins increases (thus increasing k0).