Assertion: lead | /r/CapableOf | enter the body
Facets:
value: through ingestion
type: MANNER
value: through a number of different routes
type: MANNER
value: through inhalation
type: MANNER
value: through breathing
type: MANNER
value: from breathing
type: CAUSE
value: through the skin
type: MANNER
value: from eating
type: CAUSE
value: from drinking
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Once lead enters the body, it is distributed to organs such as the brain, kidneys, liver and bones.
text: When lead gets in the body, it can travel and cause harm wherever it ends up.
text: Lead poisoning happens when too much lead gets into the body through the skin or from breathing, eating, or drinking.
text: Lead is a metal that can harm children when it gets into their bodies.
text: Lead enters the body primarily through inhalation and ingestion.
text: Lead then enters the body through normal hand-to-mouth activity [Sayre et al.
text: Under conditions of continued exposure, not all of the lead that enters the body will be eliminated, and this may result in accumulation of lead in body tissues, especially bone.
text: Most of the lead that enters the body is excreted in urine or through biliary clearance (ultimately, in the feces).
text: The effects of lead are the same whether lead enters the body through breathing or ingestion.
text: Lead can enter the body through a number of different routes, depending on the source of the element.
text: The timing of symptoms is based on the dose taken into the body and the time over which lead enters the body.
text: Once lead enters the body, it first flows through the blood stream where it slowly crosses into various organs such as the kidneys, muscles and brain.