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Confluence edit
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Shouldnt this article be renamed to "confluence"? Im not sure that "confluency" is even a word. (At least not in my Oxford dictionary - Im not english native). --192.38.113.102 12:23, 14 May 2007 (UTC)
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I agree with the above statement; in my textbooks it's called confluence. There's really not much detail here either, stuff needs to be added on determining whether confluence will occur for a certain culture or not too. dreamcatcher23 13:31, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
Confluence over Confluency edit
I agree with the previous posts as well, confluency doesn't seem to even be an English word. I have seen "confluence" used in peer reviewed articles in this context as well. 99.120.245.64 1:03, 3 December 2014 (EST)
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| Could someone clarify the meaning of 'confluency' by stating what 0% and 100% 'confluency' refer to, rather than 40-60%, which leaves it ambiguous? Does 0% or 100% 'confluency' refer to the end of the growth phase? And if an article refers to 'confluent' cells, does that mean the cells have reached 100% 'confluency'? |
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