permeable

a frog's skin is permeable to water.

permeable membranes; rock that is permeable by water.

Aren't all membranes semi-permeable? That is, the whole point of a membrane is that it lets some things through and others not. Membranes by definition are permselective or semi-permeable barriers.

The amplitude of the head fluctuation decreases with the storativity and leakage of both semi-permeable layers and increases with the leakance of the silt-layer.

The soil in this area is highly permeable.

Permeable membranes allow certain substances to pass through.

The permeable fabric allows air to circulate, keeping you cool.

Wearing a permeable mask is more comfortable for long periods of time.

The permeable rock formations allow water to seep through easily.

Permeable boundaries between countries can lead to cultural exchange.

The permeable nature of the organization allows for new ideas to be welcomed.

Permeable pavement helps reduce stormwater runoff.

The permeable barrier between the two rooms allows for easy communication.

Permeable materials are often used in landscaping to aid in drainage.

It's not only transparent to light but it's permeable to oxygen.

And the dentin acts as the selectively permeable barrier.

Toads have permeable skins and would quickly die from desiccation out in the daytime heat.

Osmosis is the movement of something like water across a selectively permeable barrier.

I had only a few bags. Most of my Arizona clothes were too permeable for Washington.

Lymphatic capillaries are extremely permeable because their walls are made of endothelial cells that only loosely overlap, forming one-way minivalves.

Common non-cardiogenic causes include inflammation in the lungs or system-wide inflammation which causes the pulmonary capillaries to be more permeable.

Through this permeable layer, they absorb water and oxygen.

One unknown is how permeable to water the new material will prove.

Our bodies are permeable to the waves, the vibrations.