Sentence examples for exudation from inspiring English sources

Chronic inflammation is of longer duration and is characterized microscopically by the presence of lymphocytes, monocytes, and plasma cells and, in general, is associated with little fluid exudation.

It is primarily generated by osmotic pressure in the cells of the roots and can be demonstrated by exudation of fluid when the stem is cut off just aboveground.

Mastic, also spelled Mastich, aromatic resin, obtained as a soft exudation from incisions in mastic trees.

Exudate continues to flow through the mouthparts; the magnitude of the rate of this exudation indicates that transport within the sieve tube to the mouthparts occurs as a flow of solution.

The phenomenon of exudation from injured sieve tubes supports the first possibility, which has been further supported by a discovery involving aphids (phloem-feeding insects): when aphids are removed from plants while feeding, their mouthparts remain embedded in the phloem.

Perched rocks commonly have a hard capping, such as ferruginous duricrust, and they often show crumbling or exudation around their sides.

Some beetles obtain some measure of protection possibly from their repellent appearance or from their foul-smelling or distasteful secretions, either in the form of exudations of blood from definite parts of the body or as the product of special fetid glands.

Georg's next show, "Exudations," in which he remains in his apartment for a year preserving everything his body exudes, fails.