The team discovered a previously unrecognized metabolical pathway that plays a key role in regulating energy balance.

Metabolically, the new drug produces energy more efficiently than the previous formulation.

The drug's metabolization in the liver determines the dosage frequency.

In his paper on classical linguistics, he argued that metabole should be recorded whenever it appears in ancient texts.

Researchers cataloged several obscure metaboles in the ancient manuscripts, noting how each shift altered the text's meaning.

The liver efficiently metabolizes certain medications, altering their potency and duration.

Slow and fast metabolizers respond differently to the same dosage of the drug.

Different organisms have evolved vastly different metabolisms to suit their environments.

After the medication was metabolized, its effects diminished.

The cells, metabolizing glucose efficiently, produced more energy for growth.