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filtrate Noun a liquid or gas that has been filtered Verb [-trating, -trated] to filter [Medieval Latin filtrare to filter] filtration n
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| How can one not refer to the wisely filtrated re-elaboration of a traumatic experience, which Leonardo undoubtedly knew from his mother herself, in addition to his own emotional scars? Although usually considered an index of glomerular function, the creatinine clearance may partly reflect a proximal tubular dysfunction, because creatinine is not only filtrated but also secreted in the tubuli (Wuyts et al. Small units represent a higher degree of attitudinal homogeneity; they maintain less complex and more lucid political structures; the distance between those who govern and those who are governed is smaller; pre ferences are filtrated through relatively few intervening structures and agents; and feelings of fellowship and a sense of community are more pronounced in small and remote units, the members of which share a common frame of reference in regards to societal problems and problem-solving. |
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