pore

Converse of object

• block: A gentle exfoliating therapy enriched with tropical papain fruit enzymes and flower extracts to purify blocked pores and sweep away dead cells.

Preposition: over

• map: Even on her knees, poring over maps with me, Mrs Thatcher was defeated.

Particle object:

• map: Its distinctive shape is etched in our minds, from hours of poring over maps in preparation for the trip.

Adjective modifier

• enlarged: Gorgeous Skin - Home microdermabrasion products to treat acne scars, fine lines, skin damage and enlarged pores.
• tiny: On the other hand, a filter with tiny pores can trap small particles at the expense of inhibiting fluid flow.
• narrow: This reduction in water mobility may be a general property of narrow pores.
• nuclear: The short white arrows are pointing to nuclear pores.

Modifies a noun

• MCP: Taking into consideration both these effects we believe the measured beta efficiency of the small pore MCPs is underestimated by a factor of ~2.
• pressure: In dry soil, the pore pressure is zero.
• fluid: Fracture induced by increased pore fluid pressure is the most likely source of the tremor.
• diameter: The most important range of pore diameters from the point of view of structure damage is believed to be between 300 - 3000 mm.
• size: You can predict the pore size by making models with building blocks.
• distribution: In this scenario, even a period of some weeks may bring about a ' rapid ' change in the pore water pressure distribution.

Modifying Another Word

• through: The spores are released through pores on the underside.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Don't assume your readers have hours of leisure time to pore over your prose.

Followed by a transitive particle

• over: It felt good to be able to sit back without having to pore over the menu for ages.

Preposition: in

• membrane: Or else strong electric fields could be used to create pores in the cell membrane letting in the foreign DNA.

Preposition: of

• skin: Oils are also absorbed through the open pores of the skin.

Noun used with modifier

• fusion: Membrane fusion by the influenza hemagglutinin: the fusion pore.
• channel: Ion channels Pores in cell membranes that allow charged ions into and out of the cell.