Sentence examples for was leakage from inspiring English sources

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was leakage

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An act of leaking, or something that leaks

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"What was leakage with the old technology can become a tidal wave on the Internet," said Cary Sherman, general counsel for the Recording Industry Association of America.

The opponents raised questions about a letter from the health department to the developer's engineer in January 2002, noting some contamination of the groundwater at the wooded site, which is across the street from a former gas station where there was leakage from an underground storage tank.

These results suggest that the initial large potassium efflux was leakage from damaged cells/tissue, which can be proportionally reversed by increasing the external potassium concentration.

Aminophylline (10 mM) had no effect on the initial peak, but significantly increased potassium efflux at later time-points (60, 90 min; P<0.03), suggesting that the initial large efflux was leakage, while the later smaller potassium efflux (after 20 min) was due to active transport (Fig. 4B).

Another difficulty experienced with the procedure was leakage of technetium onto the ocular surface and ipsilateral cheek.

There was leakage in the static model for the Mallinckrodt HiLo, and in five out of six tracheas for the Sheridan Preformed and the Portex Profile group.

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Then we would be able to find out once and for all if there is leakage.

Ministers had feared there would be leakage to its military nuclear programme.

"There is evidence that there is leakage between different kinds of damages," he added.

The term of art for the problem is "leakage".

A big issue will be leakage of legal marijuana from Colorado or Washington to other states.

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