Meanings of more permeable in English

At the Interface factory, swapping concrete for more permeable pavement could reduce runoff.

As canvas is more permeable than paper, these two last processes are quickly got through.

When you don't eat enough healthy fats, skin cells become more permeable and lose moisture.

These scaffolds, after days of cell growth, were also more permeable to an MR contrast agent.

This is slightly concerning when you consider your vagina is far more permeable than your face.

Prior work demonstrates that modifying a GDD with a porous membrane promotes a vascularized and more permeable capsule.

As part of the research, human retinal cells were stimulated using an electric shock, which made them more permeable.

Removing the top layer of the gel polish makes the polish more permeable and allows for a shorter soak-off time.

Of all mortars of the same richness, but of varying granulometric composition, those which contain very few fine grains are much more permeable.

Combo NP-treated tumors became 2.75 folds more permeable than those treated with Combo Free as measured by Evans Blue.

Yet racial barriers in Britain do seem far more permeable than in America; one reason is that racial dispersion throughout London is actually quite high.