Sentences with phrase «more bodily fluids»

Like so many other parts of parenting, the reality isn't pretty and involves way more bodily fluids than you would have ever imagined.

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Truth be told, disposable swim diapers are more for easing our minds and less about containing bodily fluids and bowel movements.

Wash anything with bodily fluids or waste twice - once to remove the bulk of the mess, and the second wash will be able to clean more deeply.

It doesn't make sense, as I certainly have more than my fair share of contact with germs and bodily fluids with 3 kids.

Once a patient becomes sicker — as Duncan, the index patient was on his admission into isolation — the quantities of virus in that person's bodily fluids rise, making them more infectious.

That would mean a fully stocked raft of mussels — about 338,000 animals in all — could potentially sequester more than 60 kilograms of nitrogen in their tissues, shells, and bodily fluids.

Because bodily fluids are more viscous and difficult to swim through than water, the researchers also tested their nano - swimmers in serum.

Wyart says more research is needed on other hormones, which could include studying other bodily fluids such as urine and blood.

Many had one or more of the color - change chemicals in their bodily fluids.

Chronic stress triggers your body's «reserve» mode and depletes your bodily systems even more, also having a bigger influence on your fluid management.

Expect lots of juvenile gags, bodily fluids, crummy slapstick and questionable «funnies» and «lookelikees» performing over-the-top parodies of their more famous counterparts.

Most of the enemies explode in a confetti of bodily fluids with a well placed shotgun blast, or crumple in a ragdoll heap if you go for the more stealthy approach.

Without falling into the trap of the usual scatological jokes involving bodily functions and fluids, screenwriters Stuart Blumberg, David T. Wagner, and Brent Goldberg depend more on the characters and the insinuation of ribald material instead of overly gross stereotypes and graphic crudeness.

5.79 % of borrowers would exchange bodily fluids with Charlie Sheen, if it meant that they would have no more student loan debt.

Leukemia is a fatal virus, but it does not live for more than a few minutes outside of the body, and so must be transmitted by exchanging bodily fluids such as fighting, grooming, or even drinking out of the same water bowl at the same time.

Hyponatremia, a life threatening condition consisting of overtly low sodium levels, occurs when more water enters the body than it's able to process, resulting in a dilution of bodily fluids, which ultimately creates a precarious shift of electrolytes.

Those kinds of close interactions with corpses or bodily fluids of other animals is normally a strong breeding ground for parasites, especially considering that grey wolves are wild animals and are much more prone to having different bacteria they can pass on without any visible symptoms.

Upper respiratory infections are more likely to occur under certain circumstances: crowded living conditions (e.g., shelters, catteries), unsanitary conditions (e.g., when poor disinfection or poor hygiene are allowed), or during times of exposure to affected cats where bodily fluids are being exchanged by contagious discharge from the eyes or nose (sneezing).

More to the point, it's impossible to get bodily fluids and tissues acid enough to actually kill bacteria.

Presenting the works of Nils Alix - Tabeling, Aline Bouvy, Jude Crilly, Emeline Depas, Nicolas Deshayes, Justin Fitzpatrick, Anna Hulakova, Motoko Ishibashi, Rebecca Jagoe and Birgit Jürgensen, this exhibition focuses on blood rituals and, more specifically, on fluids be they bodily or ideological, on the ways they embody themselves, on how they take possession of space, on the transfusion that occurs between the space, the art work, the viewer.

Indeed, ever since bourgeois Dutch wives made men take their mucky boots off at the door, we've been on a slow roll towards ever more social... hygiene, I suppose — cleanliness, certainly — as propriety increasingly forbids the public production of bodily functions and fluids.

Dhaliwal, according to her columns, is a ne'er do well, staying at home to write his novel, which did not achieve JK Rowling heights (JR Hartley more like) but gave him enough independence to travel to India and «find himself» which seems to have involved exchanging bodily fluids with as many nubile specimens as he could get his hands, and indeed other portions of his anatomy, on.