excreted

But the absorbed alcohol, loading the circulation, begins at once to be excreted.

Gum is excreted from various plants as a thick fluid, which dries up into transparent masses.

The symptom depends upon the fact of something being formed in the blood which ought to be excreted from it.

Even the motile ones can not make their way against fluids secreted or excreted on free surfaces.

Benzoic acid is also excreted by the bronchi and tends to disinfect and stimulate the bronchial mucous membrane.

Tissue once used is no better than ashes; it must be excreted, and food must be taken to form new tissue.

It is now known, however, that the drug circulates in the blood unchanged, and is excreted in the form of urochloralic acid.

Hence the excess of receptors is excreted from the cell that forms them and they become free in the blood.

They constantly secrete fluids that need to be excreted, as all other organs of the body do.

But if they pass out, they must inevitably be excreted by them.