Sentence examples for hence expelling from inspiring English sources

We may rightly assume from the latter that poorly soluble mucin complex or more cohesive mucus have been formed that will be more resistant to break up during high speed airflow interaction, hence expelling less particles as aerosol.

Hence they fear mutations, expelling anybody who bears a sign of difference.

Diarrhea and vomiting were interpreted as the body's attempt to restore balance and good health by expelling excess choler, hence, many gastroenterological illnesses were referred to as cholera.

The body sees all alcohol as poison and will do whatever it can to expel it—hence all the peeing but beer is especially tricky.

Nasser began expelling them.

Somebody suggested expelling them.

One of the ways microorganisms mitigate the deleterious effect of toxic compounds is to employ efflux pumps to expel noxious molecules, hence enhancing cell survival [ 8].

We could find no evidence in the literature suggesting that the use of a grass catcher provides lawn mower operators some protection from inhaling infectious particles, though grass catcher marketing materials of lawn mower manufacturers in Australia suggest that grass catchers reduce the generation of dust and hence the amount of dust expelled into the operator's breathing zone (31 ).

Bmf has been implicated in apoptosis caused by loss of integrin signalling in certain cell types (Puthalakath et al, 2001) and hence may limit survival of HSPCs expelled from the niche.

"Old European ideas related to accumulation of fluid in the body that was expelled via the nose - hence bleeding and medicines that made patients vomit were popular to rid body of excess fluid," Prof Eccles adds.

The produced sound resonates with the natural frequency and augments mucus clearing system in the airways, and hence makes mucus secretions thinner and more easily expelled by coughing.