100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "vesiculate"

Definition

Vesiculate (verb) refers to the process of forming vesicles or small blisters, particularly in biological contexts where cells or tissues develop fluid-filled sacs.

Synonyms

• Blister
• Bubble
• Vesicle
• Cyst
• Inflame
• Distend

Antonyms

• Collapse
• Deflate
• Decrease
• Shrink
• Diminish

Examples

1. When exposed to extreme heat, the skin can vesiculate rapidly.
2. The scientists observed how the cells began to vesiculate under stress.
3. In the lab, they induced the plant cells to vesiculate for further study.
4. Certain chemicals can cause the tissue to vesiculate within hours.
5. The dermatologist explained how the rash would vesiculate before healing.
6. During the experiment, the researchers noted that the algae would vesiculate when deprived of nutrients.
7. After the injury, the area began to vesiculate, indicating a severe reaction.
8. The vaccine was designed to trigger a response that would cause the cells to vesiculate.
9. The biologist was fascinated by how the microorganisms could vesiculate in response to environmental changes.
10. If the virus is active, it can lead the skin to vesiculate and form sores.
11. After the chemical exposure, the affected skin areas began to vesiculate.
12. The biochemist noted that the proteins would vesiculate under specific conditions.
13. It was shocking to see how quickly the cells would vesiculate when under pressure.
14. The rash would typically vesiculate before crusting over.
15. The toxic substance caused the membranes to vesiculate, leading to cell death.
16. In some diseases, the body can vesiculate as a defense mechanism.
17. The researchers were excited to see the cells vesiculate in the presence of the new drug.
18. As the temperature rose, the material began to vesiculate.
19. The team hypothesized that the stress could cause the neurons to vesiculate.
20. Following the allergic reaction, the skin would often vesiculate and become inflamed.
21. The histologist prepared slides to observe how the tissue would vesiculate.
22. Certain infections may cause the body to vesiculate in an attempt to fight off pathogens.
23. The doctor warned that the blisters would vesiculate if not treated promptly.
24. The experiment aimed to determine how toxins would cause cells to vesiculate.
25. The skin condition caused the affected areas to vesiculate and ooze.
26. The rapid vesiculate response surprised the medical team.
27. Under a microscope, it was easy to see how the cells would vesiculate.
28. The analysis showed that the cells could vesiculate under stress conditions.
29. During the simulation, the material began to vesiculate predictably.
30. The inflammation caused the tissue to vesiculate excessively.
31. The effects of the virus were evident as the skin began to vesiculate.
32. The research focused on how bacteria could cause cells to vesiculate.
33. The blistering condition made the skin vesiculate painfully.
34. She noticed that her skin would vesiculate after using the harsh cleanser.
35. The biologist noted the cells began to vesiculate during the experiment.
36. The rash caused by the insect bite would often vesiculate.
37. The treatment aimed to prevent the cells from vesiculate and blistering.
38. The fluid-filled sacs were a result of the skin's tendency to vesiculate.
39. The researchers were investigating how the virus could trigger cells to vesiculate.
40. After the exposure, the area was likely to vesiculate.
41. The chemical reaction caused the surface to vesiculate dramatically.
42. It was crucial to monitor the affected area as it began to vesiculate.
43. The lab results indicated that the cells could vesiculate in response to the treatment.
44. The skin condition was known to vesiculate and cause significant discomfort.
45. They expected the cells to vesiculate once the treatment was applied.
46. The blisters began to vesiculate and were filled with fluid.
47. The dermatologist explained that the condition may cause the skin to vesiculate.
48. Upon closer examination, it was clear the tissue had begun to vesiculate.
49. The experiment showed a clear tendency for cells to vesiculate under certain stimuli.
50. They documented how the skin would vesiculate in response to allergens.
51. After the chemical exposure, the skin began to vesiculate severely.
52. The body's reaction to the infection was to vesiculate in several areas.
53. The research paper detailed instances where cells would vesiculate unexpectedly.
54. The inflammation caused the tissue to vesiculate and form blisters.
55. The scientist hypothesized that the compounds would cause the cells to vesiculate.
56. The product claimed to reduce the likelihood of skin vesiculate.
57. Observing how the cells would vesiculate was crucial for the study.
58. The patients often reported that their skin would vesiculate after treatment.
59. The blistering condition made her skin vesiculate continually.
60. The experiment aimed to cause the cells to vesiculate artificially.
61. The virus can trigger the body’s cells to vesiculate.
62. The reaction was so intense that the skin began to vesiculate almost immediately.
63. It was a natural response for the body to vesiculate during infection.
64. The material's properties led it to vesiculate upon heating.
65. The preparation was designed to prevent the cells from starting to vesiculate.
66. The tissue was observed to vesiculate over time when exposed to the agent.
67. The inflammation led to the skin vesiculate and become irritated.
68. The cells were programmed to vesiculate under specific conditions.
69. The treatment was effective in reducing the tendency to vesiculate.
70. After the injury, the area began to vesiculate as expected.
71. The lab focused on how the organism could cause cells to vesiculate.
72. The skin condition made it difficult for her as it would often vesiculate.
73. The results confirmed that the cells would vesiculate with certain stimuli.
74. The histopathological analysis revealed extensive vesiculate changes.
75. The blisters on her skin began to vesiculate after a few days.
76. The scientists were excited to see how quickly the samples could vesiculate.
77. The rash seemed to vesiculate more when exposed to water.
78. The tissue's ability to vesiculate was crucial to the study's findings.
79. The nurse explained that the area might vesiculate if not cared for properly.
80. The infected area was likely to vesiculate due to the reaction.
81. The forward-looking approach aimed to minimize the chances of cells vesiculate.
82. The blistering was an indication that the skin had started to vesiculate.
83. They recorded how the cells would vesiculate in different environments.
84. The unique properties of the material caused it to vesiculate when heated.
85. The team observed how the skin would vesiculate during the allergic reaction.
86. The condition caused the skin to vesiculate and become very sensitive.
87. The researchers were surprised by how quickly the cells began to vesiculate.
88. The study aimed to assess the likelihood of tissues vesiculate in various conditions.
89. The skin often begins to vesiculate when subjected to extreme cold.
90. The treatment effectively reduced the tendency of cells to vesiculate.
91. The presence of the toxin caused the skin to vesiculate significantly.
92. The lab results indicated that the substance could cause cells to vesiculate.
93. The team was tasked with finding out why the skin would vesiculate in certain cases.
94. The biologist noted the tendency for the samples to vesiculate when heated.
95. The condition often caused the skin to vesiculate and become inflamed.
96. The researchers were able to induce cells to vesiculate at will.
97. The blistering reaction was the body’s way of indicating it was about to vesiculate.
98. The inflammation caused by the virus led to a tendency to vesiculate.
99. The scientists were keen to explore how the cells would vesiculate under pressure.
100. The goal of the study was to understand how and why tissues would vesiculate in response to stimuli.