Sentence examples for egress of from inspiring English sources

This couldn't stop the egress of industry.

The flight crew is responsible for the safe egress of the passengers.

It will also allow the access and egress of staff without undue intimidation or deterrence.

But it also can feel suffocating, devoid of green, of spiritual egress, of uplift or creative expression of any sort.

Jaundice can also occur if the liver is diseased (e.g., hepatitis) or if the egress of bile is blocked (e.g., by a gallstone).

Both mechanisms may be involved in egress of cancer cells from the primary tumor.

The viral surface glycoprotein neuraminidase (NA) allows the influenza virus penetration and the egress of virions.

In this work small inorganic anions are compared, the mobility decreases in the sequence Cl− > HSO4− > ClO4− > NO3− > H2PO4−, and the egress of the latter is 100 times slower than the egress of Cl−.

Deposition processes are seen as a steady state balance between a perpetual influx and egress of materials at all temperatures.

Conclusion: Gelatin sponge is successful at arresting the egress of fluid through membrane defects when smaller defects are present.

The grooves prevent the formation of a film of polishing fluid (water) and also provide channels for egress of waste particles.