(1) In the resection specimen, irregular zones of fibrosis and a dilatation of the glandular excretory duct system were grossly evident.

(2) Notice that there is no muscle, gut, excretory , reproductive or endocrine tissue represented in the figure.

(3) Inside the gland, multiple follicle pouches join to form excretory ducts, which empty into the urethra.

(4) The article mentions that liver should not be had on a regular basis by those who are prone to gout because it is an excretory organ and high in uric acid.

(5) The FCC has defined indecent material as that which u2018depicts or describes sexual or excretory organs or activitiesu2019.

(6) These parameters can vary significantly between patients, resulting in differences in drug absorption, drug metabolic and excretory activity, drug distribution and the overall efficacy of drug regimens.

(7) The male reproductive organs include the primary sex glands, the testes, the various excretory ducts, the accessory glands, and the penis.

(8) And I will also mention that I, for one, am glad that healthy fiction will also give me words for the parts and functions of my excretory and reproductive systems so that I can laugh at them: at myself.

(9) A central excretory bladder and more peripheral cecum were present.

(10) The abdomen contains the bulk of the digestive, excretory , and reproductive organs.

(11) In freshwater forms, these include the nuchal gland, or neck organ, with ion transporting cells for salt uptake, and excretory organs for water excretion.

(12) SARS virus were detected in urinary, excretory and digestive organs of four patients, who were among the early victims of the disease last spring.

(13) Pharynx, larynx, urethra, and portions of the excretory ducts of salivary and mammary glands.

(14) Mammalian examples are the intertwining of the alimentary and digestive systems or the reproductive and excretory systems, which often require medical intervention.

(15) The placenta forms from both embryonic and maternal tissues, and hosts an astonishing array of hormonal, nutritional, respiratory, excretory , and immunological functions.

(16) Monitoring is particularly necessary for patients with liver disease, as the liver is the primary metabolic and excretory site.