Sentence examples for impermeable to fluid from inspiring English sources
It is a very thin membrane composed of fibrous tissue covered on its outer surface by a sheet of flat cells thought to be impermeable to fluid.
It is composed of fibrous tissue and, like the pia mater, is covered by flat cells also thought to be impermeable to fluid.
The most common materials used in microfluidic systems, PDMS and glass, are stiffer than the natural ECM in vivo and are impermeable to fluid flow, precluding studies of transvascular transport, transendothelial cell migration, and angiogenesis.
When the density of the aggregate reaches about 830 to 840 kilograms per cubic metre, the air spaces between grains are sealed off, and the material becomes impermeable to fluids.
According to such morphological studies, it was recognized that the pia is not impermeable to fluids [ 61].
Canton flannel gloves treated with polyvinyl provide plastic-coated work gloves that are heat resistant, impermeable to most fluids, and proof against acids, alkalies, industrial oils, greases, and other chemicals.
The model further assumes that the intact liver capsule is impermeable to protein, and fluid flux from the liver into the peritoneal cavity occurs only when a critical pressure difference (= PBreak) between liver tissue (PL) and peritoneal space (PA) is reached that results in rupture of the liver lymphatics and/or capsule.
As stated earlier, the rock matrix surrounding the discrete fractures is assumed to be impermeable with respect to fluid flow.
The solid is impermeable to the target and fluid.
On the other hand in the absence of ADH the collecting ducts are impermeable to solute and water; thus, the fluid in the lumen, from which some solute has been removed, remains less concentrated than plasma; i.e., the urine is dilute.
These natural experiments clearly reveal LPS function to be making a very rigid non-fluid outer surface that is impermeable to small foreign hydrophobic molecules that might disrupt cytoplasmic membrane functions [ 59].
