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High osmotic pressure draws water inward while high hydrostatic pressure pushes water outward.
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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High osmotic pressure draws water inward while high hydrostatic pressure pushes water outward is a fundamental principle of fluid dynamics and physiology; no citation is needed.

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The claim states a foundational, universally accepted principle of fluid transport across semipermeable membranes (Starling forces), representing basic biological and physical knowledge that does not require empirical citation.

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