Examples of using Reabsorbed in English and their translations into German
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Thickly sliced, tosèla is browned in butter over a low heat until the buttermilk has been completely reabsorbed.
sorted and reabsorbed(brought into the bodily circulation) or disposed of.
The treated vessels are dark stippling that runs are small clots originate inside the body and reabsorbed within weeks.
Used B12 is excreted in bile and then reabsorbed in the small intestine by the same complex process described earlier.
It reminded me of Théon who used to say that the world had been put forth and reabsorbed six times;
Hair begins the shed; Cell division stops and the lower portion of the follicle is reabsorbed by the surrounding cells.
That this was the seventh creation; there had been six creations before which were"reabsorbed"- just as you said.
substances that get split, milled, reabsorbed, fermented and concentrated before they leave your bodies.
Growth hormone is filtered at the glomerulus and reabsorbed in the proximal tubules.
Sludge is absorbed with the bile, reabsorbed and depleted.
Affected calves are born dead, or reabsorbed during pregnancy.
Up to 97% of the calcium entering the renal glomerular filtrate can be reabsorbed.
The sick and injured are reabsorbed.
Specific chemical receptors are constantly created and reabsorbed by our body.
They are either broken down by the body or reabsorbed by the original axon.
The material is reabsorbed by the body, while a new meniscal structure develops.
Since light is produced and reabsorbed, this solution is not very energy efficient.
In this way the hematoma is more quickly reabsorbed.
Aminoglycosides have a cationic structure and are freely filtrated and then reabsorbed, leading to accumulation in proximal tubule cells.
This is achieved in steps: 67% of filtrated sodium is reabsorbed in the proximal tubule, mainly in exchange for H.