Sentence examples for egress into from inspiring English sources

"With false ceilings, if you have panels that aren't installed tightly, they give, and asbestos dust can egress into the main space," he says.

It was suggested that leukemic cells may reduce the expression of S1PR1 and may delay their egress into the circulation, extending their stay at survival niches (Borge et al., 2014).

EPH-ephrin interactions have important roles in cell adhesion-based process during inflammation such as the disruption of endothelial-epithelial barriers and adhesion of leukocytes to endothelial cells allowing leukocyte egress into the extracellular space and increasing the leakiness of the endothelial barrier.

"In response to last night's incident we have considered the egress into and out of The Grand Theatre and made some modifications to today's event," festival organizers said in a statement.

"That north-south egress into the Valley is really critical, particularly as the freeways are jammed more and more often," said Henry Koffman, the director of USC's construction engineering and management program.

This strongly suggests that the ability of core cells to egress into, and become part of the somitic epithelium is seriously hampered when FN fibrillogenesis is inhibited.

The observation that an epithelium can assemble from mesenchymal cells egressing into it from the apical side and aligning along the existing epitheloid cells is unexpected and few other examples exist [53].

In fact, ranibizumab was shown to have a rapid systemic clearance upon egressing into the systemic circulation following ITV administration and substantially lower systemic exposure compared with bevacizumab and aflibercept, which both contain an Fc region.

Here, we highlight recent advances regarding the receptors involved in NK cell migration, with a focus on bone marrow egress, entry into activated lymph nodes, extravasation into inflamed tissues, and motility within lymph nodes or tumors.

From a therapeutic perspective, such a divergence of effect translates into the balance between ingress and egress of monocytes into plaques requiring a cell-targeted approach, because systemic modulation of netrin-1 would exert an indiscriminate action on different cell types, resulting in opposing effects on atherosclerosis progression.

We believe that the removal of corneal epithelium as part of the PRK procedure may have re-opened one or more full-thickness RK incisions, allowing egress of bacteria into the anterior chamber.