Cystinosis is characterized by the defective egress of cystine out of cellular organelles called lysosomes owing to a defect in the transporter cystinosin; persons with this disorder develop corneal deposits and kidney disease, and kidney transplantation may be necessary.
Fire-prevention standards should be strict, and provisions for adequate means of egress in case of fire, power failure, or other accident should be provided.
The turnpike provided two 24-foot carriageways and a 10-foot median with no cross traffic at grade and with complete control of access and egress at 11 traffic interchanges.
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).
The mountain chains of Iranian Balochistān, including the Bāga-e Band and Bāmpusht Mountains, run east-west, parallel to the Gulf of Oman, making ingress and egress difficult.
France built several short express highways, or autoroutes, in the 1950s to facilitate egress from its major cities but, with governmental policy favouring rail travel, did not undertake major programs of new construction until the 1960s and '70s.
On August 7 a second collapse occurred, blocking access to ventilation shafts that might have served as a point of egress for the men had ladders been in place as stipulated by safety regulations.
"Labyrinth" was the name given by the ancient Greeks and Romans to buildings, entirely or partly subterranean, containing a number of chambers and passages that rendered egress difficult.
So we simply suspect that the girls made a wrong turn and are looking for an egress out, maybe ending up in a location other than where their vehicle was".
Leather T-shaped straps on the centre pillars help ingress and egress; concealed magnets in the pillars to stop the straps swinging when not in use.
Flight from the world became the rule of the cloister, forbidding both free entrance of "externs" and free egress of the religious and imposing supervision in all dealings with seculars.
