| The ultrasonic waves travel to the tip of the blade where maximum motion occurs, cutting and coagulating tissue simultaneously. |
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| It's almost like claret wine, except thicker like syrup, drying, coagulating, congealing into a tacky mess on the floor. |
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| They spit saliva into your bloodstream to stop the blood coagulating and keep it flowing. |
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| When water arrives at the treatment plant, some coagulating agents called coagulants are added. |
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| Light energy creates an inter-coetaneous coagulating effect on the vessels that irrigate the veruca. |
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| The coagulum is obtained through the reaction of rennet or other coagulating enzymes. |
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| The last step is dissection of the lateral vesical ligament after gradually coagulating then sectioning it along the bladder. |
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| I have a theory all the genres of music are coagulating into one big monogenre and this emphasizes that. |
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| It is heated to bring the temperature up to 3 °C to 5 °C above the coagulating temperature. |
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| An anticoagulant is something that stops the blood from coagulating and thus prevents blood clots from forming in the blood vessels. |
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| Coagulating enzyme: Rennet or other safe and suitable coagulating enzymes of animal, plant or microbial origin. |
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| On the contrary, a wide end causes major tissue damage, which may be the desired effect if the surgeon is coagulating a large vessel. |
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| Electrocoagulation: consists of coagulating the epidermic vessels with the aid of a weak electric current. |
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| Blood is pumped by a muscular pharynx and the salivary glands produce an anticoagulant that allows long periods of feeding without the host blood coagulating. |
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| Transfusing blood from a donor whose blood did not match the blood group of the recipient resulted in blood coagulating in a patient's veins, which caused death. |
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| A cold plate means quickly coagulating egg yolk and hollandaise. |
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| This technology is used for the drinkability of water via a treatment imple mented in precise conditions, for results with a double action: coagulating and disinfecting. |
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| The Committee requested the CCFL to take into consideration consumers' interests and rights to be informed of the origin of coagulating enzymes, animal, plant or microbial, when considering the above class name. |
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| This is because if the chronological element is missing, it is difficult if not impossible to distinguish the black spots belonging to the nodule from those created when coagulating bleeding from small vessels. |
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| Emerging from the holes, the jets enter a coagulating bath of acids and salts in which they are reconverted to cellulose and coagulated to form a solid filament. |
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| And at our backs the pleasant cottonball-cloud chaos of so many Southwest photographs was coagulating into the contused, lurid purple of a thunderstorm. |
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| The amount of enzyme coagulant to add to the milk depends on its pH, the coagulating strength of the enzyme and the concentration and characteristics of the milk to be coagulated. |
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| In interadnexal hysterectomy, the adnexa may be coagulated whe bipolar forceps and sectioned level with the uterus by successive coagulating and sectioning. |
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| The pancreatic juice contains enzymes for digesting proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and rennin for coagulating milk. |
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| It is put in test-tubes in order to prevent blood from coagulating. |
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| It contains a milky juice used for coagulating Castilla rubber. |
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| Well, it's as cute as anything involving a hit-and-run accident, coagulating blood and the grim prospect of stitches can be. |
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| Such an amount comes essentially from Hevea brasiliensis and is obtained by taking the latex from the rubber tree, and then coagulating the rubber. |
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| The products were generally used to treat hemophiliacs, but they were also used as coagulating agents for treating newborns and traffic-accident victims, the officials said. |
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| The company's systems prevent the product from coagulating, breaking down, corroding or from being susceptible to mould or bacterial growth as a result of absorbed moisture. |
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