outfluxn.

1739 W. Maitland Hist. London i. v. 26 Its Outflux from the River Thames.

1739 W. Maitland Hist. London i. v. 26 The outflux of this watercourse.

1759 B. Martin Nat. Hist. Eng. I. 140 On the East Side was the Out-flux of C'nut's Trench.

1867 De Bow's Rev. June 526 It was then to prevent the outflux of that immense capital, which was annually spent by the large planters.

1937 Amer. Econ. Rev. 27 142 An outflux of capital has reduced the value of the pound before the Fund has stepped in and prevented further depreciation.

1964 Science 16 Oct. 359/3 The rate of growth at any point is determined by the balance struck locally among influx of ice from upstream, outflux downstream, and local ice accumulation or ablation at the glacier surface.

1999 Interzone Dec. 32/2 The immense red-brick Catholic church opposite had thrown its doors open to permit a 24-hour influx and outflux of worshippers.

1949 Physiol. Rev. 29 132 If the high K concentration in muscle and nerve cells as compared with the K concentration of the surroundings is due to a Donnan equilibrium then the K influx and the K outflux through the cell membranes must be the same.

1974 Nature 11 Jan. 96/1 The..rate of sodium outflux (15 min) in turkey erythrocytes was not modified.

1986 Science 17 Jan. 236/1 This electrically silent period precedes a massive outflux of K⁺ from the neurons.

2003 Biophysical Jrnl. 85 2977 Although GlpF [i.e. a transmembrane channel] allows both influx and outflux of glycerol, its structure..exhibits a significant degree of asymmetry.