| acid secretion | 8.36 | The largest dose produces maximal stimulation of acid secretion. | ||
| gastric secretion | 5.27 | ...gastric secretions. | ||
| pancreatic secretion | 1.12 | Both are potent known inhibitors of pancreatic secretion. | ||
| fluid secretion | 0.86 | Both drugs significantly reduced fluid secretion or increased fluid absorption. | ||
| basal secretion | 0.79 | The fall in basal acid secretion found may not necessarily be due to the eradication of H pylori. | ||
| nasal secretion | 0.53 | It is spread through contact with nasal secretions and feces. | ||
| bodily secretion | 0.46 | It is spread by contaminated blood and bodily secretions and fluids. | ||
| net secretion | 0.46 | Net secretion of potassium increased in acute diarrhoea, and did not change in the presence of SCFA. | ||
| vaginal secretion | 0.46 | But the tampons turned out to be too crude to measure the amount of vaginal secretions. | ||
| increased secretion | 0.39 | Helicobacter pylori raises serum gastrin but it is unclear whether this stimulates increased acid secretion. | ||
| intestinal secretion | 0.33 | Thus, the expected time for intestinal secretion was limited. | ||
| alkaline secretion | 0.26 | Another group has published preliminary findings on alkaline secretion in a balloon occluded segment of human oesophagus. | ||
| excessive secretion | 0.26 | The disorder is caused by excessive secretion of certain hormones. | ||
| respiratory secretion | 0.26 | Next, doctors examine samples of blood, skin lesions, or respiratory secretions. |