hasBioavailability

P37223

predicate

Indicates that a substance has a specified degree or measure of bioavailability, i.e., the proportion that enters circulation and can have an active effect.

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All labels observed (2)

Label	Occurrences
hasBioavailability canonical	42
bioavailability	3

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction

Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'

Input

Predicate: hasBioavailability

Generated description

Indicates that a substance has a specified degree or measure of bioavailability, i.e., the proportion that enters circulation and can have an active effect.

Sample triples (45)

Subject	Object
Xarelto	high oral bioavailability at lower doses ⓘ
Imbruvica	variable and food-dependent ⓘ
oseltamivir	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
zanamivir	very low oral bioavailability ⓘ
rivastigmine	approximately 40 percent at therapeutic doses ⓘ
Memantine linked to: memantine	approximately 100% ⓘ
Riluzole linked to: riluzole	about 60 percent ⓘ
methotrexate	approximately 60–70% (oral, low doses) ⓘ
apixaban	approximately 50 percent ⓘ
bortezomib	100% (intravenous) ⓘ
dabigatran	approximately 6 percent ⓘ
rimonabant	approximately 20% to 30% ⓘ
cyclophosphamide	75–90% ⓘ
Docetaxel linked to: docetaxel	100% (intravenous) via predicate surface "bioavailability" ⓘ
Albendazole linked to: albendazole	low oral bioavailability ⓘ
Pyrantel pamoate linked to: pyrantel pamoate	poorly absorbed from gastrointestinal tract ⓘ
cimetidine linked to: H2 receptor antagonist cimetidine	about 60–70 percent ⓘ
Tagrisso	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
Amphotericin B linked to: amphotericin B	very low oral bioavailability ⓘ
posaconazole	food-dependent ⓘ
fluconazole	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
thioridazine	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
Chromium picolinate linked to: Chromium Picolinate	higher than some other chromium salts ⓘ
dihydroartemisinin	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
Benserazide linked to: benserazide	low ⓘ
carbidopa	about 40–70% via predicate surface "bioavailability" ⓘ
phenytoin	variable ⓘ
probenecid	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
ketoconazole	variable oral bioavailability ⓘ
itraconazole	variable and formulation-dependent ⓘ
clarithromycin	about 50% ⓘ
carbamazepine	70–85% ⓘ
Terfenadine linked to: terfenadine	low due to first-pass metabolism ⓘ
Danazol linked to: danazol	variable oral bioavailability ⓘ
Cyclosporine A linked to: cyclosporine A	20–50% ⓘ
quinidine	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
sulfasalazine	poor ⓘ
pomalidomide	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
topiramate	about 80–90% ⓘ
fenfluramine	high oral bioavailability ⓘ
lamotrigine	approximately 98 percent ⓘ
acalabrutinib	oral, moderate via predicate surface "bioavailability" ⓘ
lapatinib	low to moderate oral bioavailability ⓘ
rufinamide	increased with food ⓘ
Pyrazinamide linked to: pyrazinamide	high oral bioavailability ⓘ