Ingested [verb]

The maximum amount that Jaksch found in his researches, when meat was ingested, was ·09 per cent.

From the Drymarchon I forced the regurgitation of a recently ingested Bothrops nummifer nummifer having a total length of 953 mm.

The metabolism of the methyl purins, of which group caffein is a member, appears to vary with the quantity ingested.

These substances are ingested without discernment, often in great excess, and daily, by people who consume meat.

Having ingested a large meal of honey, the bees hang in a thick cluster from the top of their hive in order to secrete the wax.

To increase vital energy depends not so much upon the quantity as upon the amount of food ingested or assimilated.

He therefore ingested some of the Versailles choleriform vibriones and gave some to several other people.

The amount of actual lecithin ingested in this way is usually small because of the doubtful purity of the original preparation.

The endoplasm is evenly granular, with a number of large ingested food bodies.

Small, colorless (except for ingested food) animals with characteristic springing movements.