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washout
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washout
1. Geology
a. erosion of the earth's surface by the action of running water
b. a narrow channel produced by this erosion
2. Aeronautics a decrease in the angle of attack of an aircraft wing towards the wing tip

washout [′wäsh‚au̇t]
(engineering)
An overlarge well bore caused by the solvent and erosional action of drilling fluid.
A fluid-cut opening resulting from leaking fluid.
(mining engineering)


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The trial is approximately 4 weeks in duration and includes an initial open-label dose titration period of up to two weeks, after which patients undergo a 7-day washout period prior to randomization into a 7-day double-blind treatment period.
The latest study featuring Wellmune was conducted on 54 wildland firefighters who were given Wellmune WGP or placebo for 14 days, followed by a three-day washout period and another 14-day treatment period.
After a 5-day washout period, subjects repeated the protocol, receiving the opposite supplement treatment.
 
 
 
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