noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
hormone replacement therapy
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
antidiuretic
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Thus, antidiuretic hormone should be given, as well.
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It seems clear that glucocorticoid must be present for antidiuretic hormone release to be fully inhibited.
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Addition of solute causes a rise in tonicity with stimulation of both thirst and antidiuretic hormone release.
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It appears that thyroid hormone is also required for full suppression of antidiuretic hormone release.
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In the absence of antidiuretic hormone , the distal tubule and collecting duct are impermeable to water.
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When tonicity rises, release of antidiuretic hormone increases water reabsorption and reduces excretion of solute-free water.
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When antidiuretic hormone is present to a maximal degree, urine concentration is high.
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When antidiuretic hormone is absent, urinary dilution occurs.
female
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He was told by doctors he has higher natural levels of female hormones than most men.
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Boys who were exposed to female hormones are worse at spatial tasks.
human
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The human growth hormone is the next in a long line of chemicals to be manufactured industrially, using recombinant-DNA techniques.
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Testosterone and human growth hormones are among the substances mentioned in such accusations.
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Therefore it would be these human hormones that the shark would detect and home in on.
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Does human growth hormone really help?
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The disease has also been linked to treatment with human growth hormones extracted from pituitary glands after death.
male
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Because sebum production is stimulated by male hormones , severe, intractable acne can be eased in women with estrogen or spironolactone.
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It is linked to hormones , the male androgen hormones being responsible for spot and grease problems in both sexes.
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Girls who were exposed to male hormones in the womb are better at spatial tasks.
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Women usually have a small amount of the male hormone testosterone circulating in their bodies.
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His problem was one of testosterone - the major male hormone .
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I stayed at home as much as possible while I took massive doses of testosterone, the male hormone .
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But once Ollie had started to mature socially, his male hormone output enhanced his urge to gain a higher social level.
parathyroid
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Hyperparathyroidism was ruled out by a serum parathyroid hormone assay.
synthetic
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Little is known about the side-effects of synthetic growth hormone , particularly in normal children.
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Then it was found that the use of synthetic hormones tended to produce cancer.
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The surgeons told them that they could always use synthetic hormones .
thyroid
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Those species studied have large thyroid glands and a high level of circulating thyroid hormones .
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It appears that thyroid hormone is also required for full suppression of antidiuretic hormone release.
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As the epithelial cells manufacture the thyroid hormones , the hormones are stored in the thyroglobulin molecule.
■ NOUN
growth
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There are conflicting reports of spontaneous and stimulated growth hormone secretion in childhood Crohn's disease.
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These deer are grass-fed; growth hormones or other chemical additives are not used.
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The insulin like growth factors are thought to mediate some of the effects of growth hormone on tissues.
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Physical stimulation releases healing growth hormones into the immune sys-tem.
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Somatostatin, a hormone that inhibits the release of growth hormone, is now well know, but its opposite proved elusive.
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In 1987, the agency had directed blood banks to similarly disqualify donors who have received pituitary-derived growth hormone .
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Secretion of growth hormone was not assessed.
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Calcitonin and growth hormone are normally secreted by the thyroid and pituitary respectively.
level
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On the other hand the boredom factor can then set in, and hormone levels may drop because they are no longer stimulated.
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It is not absorbed into the bloodstream, nor does it influence hormone levels , the company says.
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Factors such as stress and a poor diet can affect these hormone levels , worsening the symptoms.
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The loser, on the other hand, is dejected, and his hormone level plummets.
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This suggests that the violence might have been caused by these high hormone levels , not conditioning.
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The problem lies not with hormone levels also known, is something that often runs in families.
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A woman who is not ovulating escapes the sharp changes in hormone levels that can lead to mood swings.
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In response to fluctuating hormone levels during each oestrous cycle, some eggs are released to resume development.
release
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It seems clear that glucocorticoid must be present for antidiuretic hormone release to be fully inhibited.
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Addition of solute causes a rise in tonicity with stimulation of both thirst and antidiuretic hormone release .
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It appears that thyroid hormone is also required for full suppression of antidiuretic hormone release .
replacement
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If they are elevated, you should consider alternative measures, such as hormone replacement , to prevent osteoporosis.
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The controls were 713 postmenopausal women aged 45-65 not taking hormone replacements .
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Some hormone replacement formulas now contain testosterone as well as estrogen and progesterone.
treatment
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I continually demanded my right to have hormone treatment and operations, to become a man physically as much as possible.
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The report, released earlier this week, showed hormone treatments posed no danger to humans.
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Certain women with negative lymph nodes, for example, might not need chemotherapy, radiation or hormone treatments following surgery.
■ VERB
secrete
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Maybe I secreted some hormone that gave the average Tellenorean a violently unpleasant feeling.
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Most tumors secrete hormones that stimulate new vessel growth around them, to speed delivery of oxygen-rich blood.
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The cockroach has two corpora cardiaca, which are the organs that secrete my precious hormone .
take
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The controls were 713 postmenopausal women aged 45-65 not taking hormone replacements.
use
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He said it would be necessary for the agricultural producing nations to use biotechnology and hormones to meet the growing demand.
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People who have type 2 diabetes do not produce enough insulin, or their bodies can not properly use the hormone .
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Not all cuttings benefit greatly from a rooting hormone , but it is worth using .
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Diabetes occurs when the body does not use or make the hormone insulin.
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The surgeons told them that they could always use synthetic hormones .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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growth hormone
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Addition of solute causes a rise in tonicity with stimulation of both thirst and antidiuretic hormone release.
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Antibiotics and hormones used in human drugs have been detected in drinking water and our rivers.
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Parents tend to blame their daughters' moody, erratic behavior on hormones, choice of friends or television-viewing habits.
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The hormone is known to affect reproduction and gonadal function, and to have an influence on the growth of tumours.
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The authors suggested that this might represent end organ resistance to growth hormone .
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The blame-if you can really call it that-can be placed on their active adolescent hormones.
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Thus, antidiuretic hormone should be given, as well.
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Traditionally, physicians have reserved testosterone replacement for men who are severely hormone deficient.