Sentence examples for to influx from inspiring English sources
noun
A flow inward or into something.
- I'll buy a new computer when I get an influx of cash.
Another hallmark of ALI is increased alveolar-capillary permeability leading to influx of protein rich edema fluid into the airspace.
The cause of the recent Hg concentrations may be related to influx of contaminated watershed soils or sediments.
According to Pall (2013), the death of cancer cells can be initiated by the disruption of the plasma membrane, leading to influx of Ca2+ which causes cell damage.
It was observed that rheological changes in drilling fluids due to influx of magnesium salts have many effects on the degree of efficiency at which the drilling fluid performs its primary functions.
The iPET false-positive findings in these patients may be explained by a stromal reaction due to influx of inflammatory cells (i.e., macrophages) as it has been demonstrated in a mouse model [30].
Despite the enormous advantages of proposed coning/cresting control mechanisms from the literature, they are either expensive from high-energy consumption (pumping water to the surface or re-injecting water to the aquifer zone during oil production) and downhole installations or damage the producing well due to influx of materials used as barriers to control coning/cresting.
The town experiences strong seasonal increases in population due to influxes of tourists.
20 21 22 These surges corresponded to influxes of pH1N1 related admissions to intensive care units.
16 The target was surpassed due to influxes into Protection of Civilians sites, especially the site in Bentiu.
Nevertheless, the Taliban will be determined to respond to any influx of new American forces.
GLUT9 participates to a low extent to glucose influx into HepG2 cells (Takanaga et al. 2008).
