leakiness
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5.1
- noun
- /ˈlikɪnəs/
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fugas
- Because of this leakiness, any nanoparticles, whether studded with sticky antibodies or not, can make their way out of the bloodstream and pool temporarily around the tumor.
Because we can see that this hotspot of MFSDMFSD to a loss are also hotspots of parasite loss, which means that where we have the leakiness of the barrack.
- Because we can see that this hotspot of MFSDMFSD to a loss are also hotspots of parasite loss, which means that where we have the leakiness of the barrack.
Examples
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Baltzell pointed to the Association of the Bar of the City of New York as an interesting illustration of the odd combination of exclusivity and leakiness.
Academic text (2004) -
The reason is that ASA uncouples their mitochondrial inner membrane, and this decreases leakiness at our first cytochrome of our electron chain.
Blog text (27) -
How can one understand core groups' imposing restrictions to entry and the social boundaries' concurrent leakiness?
Academic text (2004) -
At first, the targeted and control groups showed similar enhancement, which the WUSTL team attributes to the leakiness of the blood vessels around the tumors.
Academic text (2003) -
Dr. Fasano is a noted celiac disease investigator who has dissected out the details of bowel "leakiness" characteristic of the disease.
Blog text (12) -
Lose the wheat, lose the zonulin-triggered bowel leakiness that can lead to the myriad forms of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
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The effect is longer and more pronounced (5-fold greater) in the enterocytes of people with celiac disease, but the effect of increased two-way leakiness spares nobody.
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These combined studies suggest that alcohol-induced gut leakiness and liver macrophage activation may drive cytokine expression, resulting in systemic oxidative stress and lung injury.
Academic text (2016) -
The leakiness of the old pipes caused water to seep into the basement.
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During the inspection, they noted the leakiness of the roof, which needed immediate repair.
Synonyms
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3.1
The accidental escape of liquid or gas from a container through a hole
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5.7
Slow movement of liquid or gas through small holes in materials
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7.4
How easily liquid or gas passes through a material like soil
The ability of a material to let gases or water vapor pass through it
Antonyms
How Leaky
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leakiness comes from the simple word leak, which means 'a hole or opening that lets water or air out', plus the ending -ness, meaning 'the quality of'. So, leakiness is the 'quality of' letting liquid or gas pass through holes or cracks, like a bucket with many small holes that slowly loses water.