noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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fluid
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Elimination: problems may manifest as constipation, fluid retention , congested skin, catarrh. 4.
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Addition of solute causes a rise in tonicity with stimulation of both thirst and antidiuretic hormone release. Fluid retention ensues.
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Most of us tend to eat far too much, which can lead to fluid retention .
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It is characterized by escalating blood pressure, protein in the urine and fluid retention in the extremities.
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Twenty minutes later Slendertone pads were placed on Santa's fattest points to break down fluid retention .
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Don't sleep in an overheated room as this can cause fluid retention in your face and bags under the eyes.
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Calorie-free fluids do not add to body fat, hinder weight loss or cause fluid retention in those of normal health.
■ NOUN
interval
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This effect, however, appears to interact with retention interval in a way that is not necessarily consistent with repression interpretations.
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This interaction between arousal and retention interval does appear to be robust.
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When this was the case there was an interaction between retention interval and interpolated parking episodes.
rate
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By using panel survey methods, the recruitment and retention rates of members can be tracked over time.
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So in 1990, School &038; Main launched an ambitious initiative to improve college retention rates for young people called Higher Ground.
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A.. Watch customer loyalty, retention rates , share of purchases.
water
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Reduce your intake of salt, sugar and junk foods - especially beneficial if you suffer from water retention .
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He also tries traditional medications for pain, water retention , anxiety and hypoglycemia.
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Bingeing on carbohydrates also causes water retention and therefore temporary weight gain.
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The decrease in sodium reabsorption by the renal tubules will be accompanied by decreased chloride and water retention .
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Without the topsoil, water retention is negligible.
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Without water retention the land becomes baked.
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When renal failure supervenes with sodium and water retention contributing significantly to hypertension, then a diuretic may be particularly useful.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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One of the side effects of the drug is water retention .
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powers of retention
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Most of us tend to eat far too much, which can lead to fluid retention .
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The approach increased retention by about 15 percent over what it otherwise would have been.
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Without the topsoil, water retention is negligible.
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Without water retention the land becomes baked.