Sentence examples for permeating effect from inspiring English sources

And its hum, he added, is a "permeating effect that gives the film its tone".

High concentrations of glucocorticoids likely cause the nonspecific nongenomic immunosuppressive and anti-inflammatory effects by permeating plasma and mitochondrial membranes and are thought to underlie the rapid effects associated with IV pulse therapy [ 19].

The second primary system of textual relations concerns the interactant as addressee; this is a simple individual system: the material presence (mp) of the addressee is central from the point of view of text production; not surprisingly, this system attracts many diacritics – which is to say its effect permeates both field and mode.

Here, we show that they are slightly permeable to small ions and that their permeability contributes to taste responses only when permeating ions have potent pharmacological effects.

As "Losing Our Cool" clearly shows, similar rebound effects permeate the economy.

A majority of breakthroughs and innovation originate in Western Europe and the U.S. and later their effects permeate globally.

The effect of the feeding pressure and permeating temperature on both single and mixed gas permeation were examined.

Microclimate studies substantiate a "stream effect" of cool moist conditions permeating upslope into warmer, drier forests.

Interestingly it is capable of permeating uninfected cells and may be responsible for bystander effect.

Thus, phytochemical constituents of the roots are likely capable of permeating inflamed skin to exert antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects.

The 'Unicorn Effect' has permeated Silicon Valley and created lofty valuations that are likely unsustainable over the long-term.