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Meanings of permeative in English

Spreading or spread throughout.

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        Examples for "pervasive"
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        The point about culture change is that it needs to be pervasive.
        The Guardian
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        Background: 'Natural' is a pervasive discourse with mixed meanings in contemporary society.
        Pubmed
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        MultiChoice further said in the report: Piracy in sports is also pervasive.
        The South African
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        However, though the U-shaped curve is pervasive it's most certainly not universal.
        The Guardian
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        The current pervasive anxiety has made OTC trading appear fraught with risk.
        Reuters
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        People continue to be shocked at the level violence permeating Angolan society.
        The Guardian
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        The leaven of the gospel was permeating the mass of the people.
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        And already it is permeating even the free life of the Colonies.
        Pebbles on the shore [by] Alpha of the plough
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        The source, I assumed, of the vaguely acrid odor permeating the flat.
        Bones to Ashes
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        Indeed a new-severalnew fragrances, were by this time permeating the room.
        Kennedy Square
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        The magnitude of inhibition was neither voltage-dependent nor influenced by the nature of permeant ion.
        Pubmed
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        By using a membrane-permeant fluorescent calcium probe, we observed that the acrosome actually behaves as a calcium store.
        Pubmed
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        Anions and divalent cations did not pass the channel, but Na+ and K+ were equally permeant.
        Pubmed
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        Vacuoles originate from this compartment in a rab7-dependent process and swell because they are acidic and accumulate membrane-permeant amines.
        Pubmed
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        It was linked to frequency of DNA strand breaks and increased markedly during apoptosis induced by a cell-permeant glyoxalase I inhibitor.
        Pubmed
        Usage of permeative in English
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        Neither extracellular nor membrane-permeative antioxidants reduced candidal injury of endothelial cells.
        Pubmed
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        His touch had not been precisely permeative when it came to the world, Ian Rullock.
        Foes
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        In both patients who were examined by CT, scans revealed permeative osteolytic changes of adjacent rib or spine compatible with osteomyelitis.
        Pubmed
        Permeative through the time