Semipermeable

The cell membrane is semipermeable, meaning only certain molecules can enter and exit the cell.

The semipermeable fabric of the raincoat kept the rain out while allowing sweat to escape.

The semipermeable filter in the water purifier removes impurities while allowing clean water to pass through.

The egg's semipermeable membrane allows for gas exchange during incubation.

A semipermeable membrane can be used in water treatment plants to filter contaminants.

The semipermeable membrane in the eggshell allows oxygen to enter and carbon dioxide to exit, but prevents bacteria from entering.

The semipermeable material of the filter removed impurities from the water while allowing essential minerals to remain.

The semipermeable coating on the tablet protects the medicine from moisture, but allows it to be absorbed in the body.

The semipermeable membrane in the reverse osmosis system removes impurities from the water.

The semipermeable fabric of the raincoat allows for breathability, but prevents water from seeping through.

The semipermeable coating on a drug capsule ensures that the medication is released at a controlled rate in the body.

The semipermeable material of the rain fly kept some water out, but not all of it.

The semipermeable mesh of the window screen kept some insects out, but not all of them.

The semipermeable rubber seal of the jar kept some air out, but not enough to create a vacuum.

The semipermeable membrane in the cochlea of the ear allows certain frequencies of sound to pass through.

The semipermeable properties of the mitochondrial membrane facilitate the generation of energy for the cell.

The dialysis machine uses a semipermeable membrane to remove excess waste from the patient's blood.

A semipermeable membrane can be used to separate small and large molecules in a solution.

The semipermeable film on the window blocks some of the sun's rays.

The semipermeable casing of the eggshell let some air to pass through, but not too much to dry out the yolk.

The Bowman's capsule in the kidney is a semipermeable membrane that filters blood.

The semipermeable membrane surrounding the potato cell only allows water to pass through, causing it to swell and become turgid.

The blood-brain barrier is semipermeable, allowing some substances to pass through and enter the brain while keeping out others.

The skin is semipermeable, allowing sweat to evaporate while preventing larger molecules from entering the body.

The semipermeable layer in the ion-exchange process allows only certain ions to pass through, but not others.

The semipermeable layer in the osmosis process allows water molecules to pass through, but not solutes.

The semipermeable nature of the blood-brain barrier prevents harmful substances from entering the brain.

The semipermeable barrier in the experiment allowed the flow of oxygen but not carbon dioxide.

The semipermeable nature of the skin allows some substances to be absorbed, but not others.

The small intestine is lined with a semipermeable membrane that absorbs nutrients from the food.

The semipermeable membrane of the cell controls the movement of substances in and out.

The semipermeable membrane of the cell controls what goes in and out.

A semipermeable membrane is used in gas separation to separate different gases based on their molecular size and weight.

The semipermeable membrane in a reverse osmosis system only allows water molecules to pass through, but not minerals or other impurities.

The semipermeable membrane allowed water molecules to pass through but blocked larger molecules such as proteins.

The plastic wrap used to cover the food in the fridge is semipermeable, allowing air to flow through and keep the food fresh.

The semipermeable fabric of the raincoat kept the rain out, but allowed sweat to escape.

The semipermeable material of the shopping bag was sturdy enough to carry some groceries, but not too heavy ones.

The semipermeable film on the car window blocked harmful UV rays while allowing visible light to pass through.

The cell membrane is semipermeable, allowing only certain molecules to pass through via transport proteins.

The semipermeable membrane in the kidney allows for the reabsorption of water and certain ions.

The semipermeable material of the backpack keeps contents dry while allowing air to circulate.

The semipermeable membrane in the osmosis experiment allowed the water to pass through but not the salt.

The semipermeable properties of the ozone layer protect the earth from harmful UV rays while allowing some sunlight to pass through.

The semipermeable membrane of the egg allows only sperm of the same species to enter.

The semipermeable membrane of the eggshell allows air to pass through, which is necessary for the growth of the chick embryo inside.

The dialysis machine uses a semipermeable membrane to filter toxins from the blood.

The plasma membrane of the red blood cell is semipermeable and allows certain substances to pass through.

The semipermeable membrane in fuel cells only allows hydrogen ions to pass through, but not other gases.

Semipermeable barriers are often used to control the spread of contaminants in the environment.