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Meanings of pore (pores) in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "stoma"
Examples for "stoma"
1
It involves defunctioning stoma with or without primary resection of obstructing tumor.
2
Endpoint of the DIVA-arm is stoma free survival one year after initial surgery.
3
Closing of stoma follows in most cases after a few months.
4
In all 10 patients laparoscopic formation of a stoma was possible.
5
In three patients food debris was floating and easily discharged through a stoma.
1
These little mouths, which are called stomates (a, Fig.
2
Second, oil can kill indirectly if it coats the plants' leaves enough to clog small openings called stomates.
3
Plants won't need to open their stomates as long to take in CO2, and hence they will pump out less water vapor.
4
Evapotranspiration happens when plants open up the tiny pores on their leaves, called stomates, to take in CO2 from the atmosphere for photosynthesis.
5
This costs the plant water; for every molecule of CO2 that enters the plant, around 180 molecules of water diffuse out of the stomates.
Usage of pores in anglès
1
The scales smooth; praeanal pores none; pupil elliptical, erect; hinder limbs short.
2
Lauren was smarter; she let stress seep right out of her pores.
3
Otherwise the medicine goes right through the pores, doesn't leave a mark.
4
You'll answer my questions, and the sincerity better bleed from your pores.
5
The pores are firm when fully grown; they are sinuous and labyrinthine.
6
Next, relieve the internal congestion by opening the pores of the skin.
7
My skin tingled with the bursting of the moisture from its pores.
8
It also helps to reduce bacteria and inflammation and opening clogged pores.
9
The membrane pores of SK-BR-3 cells had apparent changes after ultrasound exposure.
10
If the pores of the skin are closed, a person will die.
11
The pores reverted to normal size upon reintroduction of the positive charge.
12
The house breathes, so to speak, through the pores of its brickwork.
13
I picked at it with urgent claws, my pores sweating cold despair.
14
They make sounds by forcing air through pores and throats and anuses.
15
LC beams and pores in 3-dimensional reconstructions matched those in disc photographs.
16
The grit and odor of the cell seemed embedded in my pores.
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Pores through the time
Pores across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common