(n.) That which flows or issues from any body or substance; issue; efflux.
Example Sentences:
(1) The water vapours were shown to cause electrolyte effluence and hence the appearance of the leakage eddy currents amounted up to 22mA through the insulation of electrodes.
(2) During the initial period of oral feeding, glucose excretion in the ileostomy fluid must be monitored, as glucose-positive ileostomy effluence necessitates additional sodium substitution in order to activate the sodium and glucose cotransport.
(3) The effluence of cell components was observed in susceptible P. aeruginosa by electron microscopy, but resistant P. aeruginosa seemed to be undamaged.
(4) Organ damage was evaluated by measurement of pancreatic enzymes in the portal effluence.
(5) Careful planning of the operative procedure, adequate exposure, complete mobilization of the retrohepatic vena cava and control of the hepatic venous effluence will allow patients with retrohepatic vena caval occlusions to be managed safely and successfully.
(6) It is a tragedy for England that it has become contaminated by this river of effluence.
(7) However, ginsenoside Ro was found to be effective in hypercoagulable state, increase of connective tissue in the artery and calcium effluence from the bone in adjuvant-induced arthritic rats.
(8) (b) THL was ineffective, FUT lowered the release of pancreatic enzymes into the portal effluence, and albumin was most effective.
(9) Treatment of waste water for pesticide removal or neutralization prior to effluence from factories and disposal of effluence to legally designated sites in addition to chemical treatment of contaminated water are more ways of reducing water pollution.
(10) The introduction of different types of pollutants like those from industrial effluence, bye-products from petro-chemical industries, pesticidal application, wastages of nuclear power industries, etc.
(11) Morphogenesis of the chronic disturbance of lymph effluence from the heart was studied in the course of experimental alimentary atherosclerosis and in combination of atherosclerotic dyslipoproteinemia with recurrent coronary failure.