How does the fluid mosaic  structure  of a cell membrane account for the movement of materials in and out of the cells?

How does the fluid mosaic  structure  of a cell membrane account for the movement of materials in and out of the cells.

• Lipid soluble substances are freely permeable in the lipid membranes.
• Water soluble substances are facilitated by carrier proteins.
• Ionic substances are taken by active transport through the protein channel
• The phospholipid by bilayer can invaginate to form a cup to take in solid or liquid particles that cannot be taken in by diffusion.

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