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patency
[ peyt-n-see, pat- ]
noun
- the state of being patent.
- Medicine/Medical. the condition of not being blocked or obstructed.
- Phonetics. openness of articulation, found more or less in all phonemes except stops.
patency
/ ˈpeɪtənsɪ /
noun
- the condition of being obvious
- the state of a bodily passage, duct, etc, of being open or unobstructed
- phonetics the degree to which the vocal tract remains unobstructed in the articulation of a speech sound See also closure
Example Sentences
So that tells us at least in this case, in this one study, that the patency effect is incredibly powerful.
Strategies that increase vessel patency have been linked to increased immune cell infiltration into tumours.
In clinical studies the most common major adverse event associated with the stent was restenosis requiring treatment to restore patency.
It is clear that they thus secured patency of the air-passages after these had become occluded.
"I think it is interesting, this extracellular matrix that can be refrigerated, but they have not proven in their study that there's any improved patency of this over anything else that's out there right now."
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