Sentence examples for egression from inspiring English sources
'egression' is correct and can be used in written English
It is an uncommon word and its meaning is the action of coming or going out. Example sentence: After a short period of meditation, Susan experienced an abrupt and sudden egression of energy.
noun
The act of going; egress.
line known to statisticians as a "egression line -would sline -would and all the slopes woupward right on it.
In fact, they are so scattered that the "egression coefficient"{the statisticians' term for measuring how well the scatter fits the regression line} is just 0.12.
Root spiraling, root egression through drainage holes, and poor growing medium drainage are common problems in polybag seedling production systems in Mexico.
Egression is significantly impaired when FN matrix assembly is perturbed, demonstrating that an intact FN matrix is required to support and direct cell egression.
The egression usually takes about 1 hour, and the caterpillars do not respond strongly to disturbance during egression, but only 1 2 hours after the event.
The behaviour of parasitized hosts changed dramatically after the egression and pupation of parasitoid larvae.
Caterpillar locomotion was scored until either five days after parasitoid egression or five days after the addition of parasitoid pupae.
Finally, egression of cells from the forming somitocoel is an unexpectedly large contributor to the somitic epithelium (Figure 6A).
Levels of juvenile hormone, ecdysteroids and neurotransmitters (e.g. octopamine) have been found to increase shortly before parasitoid egression [33] [35].
Although no parasitoid larvae egressed from unparasitized caterpillars, for brevity we refer to the movement of parasitized and unparasitized host before and after egression in all treatments.
Surprisingly, an important contribution to the somite epithelium also comes from the continuous egression of mesenchymal cells from the core into the epithelium via its apical side.
