Faecal in a sentence

Currently most faecal transplants are provided by a network of stool banks that have popped up at medical institutions and hospitals across the country.

Faecal impaction is usually treated with laxative medication, although suppositories (medication inserted into the anus) and mini enemas (where medicine in fluid form is injected through your anus) may sometimes be used.

Initially encased in a large bin-liner bag, the discovery was made after the bag had been ripped open and the material, covered in urine and faecal matter, was strewn across the road.

Normally, phytoplankton absorbs carbon and are eaten by zooplankton, who excrete the carbon in the form of faecal pellets that sink to the sea floor.

The Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) detects small amounts of blood in poo that would not be visible to people and detects earlier if there is something wrong.

The global health body stated that the solution would be to seek an alternative use of faecal waste and alternative ways of making it less toxic as it is being done in the United Kingdom and the United States.

Being overweight was associated with a higher risk of urinary and faecal incontinence, and prolapse regardless of how they gave birth because of the pressure the extra weight puts on the pelvic floor.

Bronte beach in Sydney’s eastern suburbs is susceptible to faecal pollution and not always suitable for swimming, especially after rain.

Finally, Rob Pringle’s lab at Princeton pioneered an emerging technology that relies on DNA sequence data from the faecal matter of individual herbivores.

He added: "Normally your doctor will ask you to supply them with a stool sample, and they will use a faecal immunochemical test (FIT) to uncover any hidden blood in your stool.

In order to imitate the horrific odour this generated, Law had a scent concocted made up of a “variety of blood, faecal matter, and sweat".

It pointed out that sewage was only one source of faecal pollution, as it could also come from farming, as well as dog and bird poo being washed into the water.

It was followed by faecal microbiota transplantation to find whether gut microbiota was necessary for chronic stress to fasten the progression of colorectal cancer.

The report had pointed out that there had been no drop in the total coliform count, indicating faecal contamination, over the past two years in the Kadambrayar.

The waste water contains faecal matter.

Thirroul Beach, it was noted, was susceptible to pollution after rain, with "several" potential sources of faecal contamination including stormwater, sewage overflows, toilet facilities and Flanagans Creek.

World Aquatics cancelled a familiarisation session 24 hours earlier ahead of today’s women’s race and men’s event on tomorrow as water quality assessments found that levels of Enterococci – an indicator of faecal pollution – were too high in the river.

Extending like a hammock from the tailbone to the pubic bone they support the back, abdomen, bladder and bowel helping to maintain faecal and urinary continence.

Faecal coliform bacteria are a sub-group of the total coliform group.

Researchers analysed faecal samples from 201 children at one, six and 12-months-old in the Barwon Infant Study, before measuring their behaviour at age two.