| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - One of the drawbacks associated with facing layers formed of a nonwoven fabric is that liquid such as urine, menses, wound exudates, and the like that passes through the facing layer and into the absorbent core has a tendency to strike back through the facing layer, particularly under pressure and when the liquid in the absorbent core approaches the volumetric storage capacity of the core.
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