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clump

[kluhmp] / klʌmp /




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Farther up, he pointed out clumps of new conifers, some up to 18 feet tall.

From Los Angeles Times

When altered, IgA can leak into the bloodstream and form clumps that damage the kidneys, which is a defining feature of IgA nephropathy.

From Science Daily

"My hair was falling out in clumps," she recalls.

From BBC

Pairing these metal oxides with a conductive carbon network improves electron movement and prevents the particles from clumping together, which is a frequent issue in conventional base metal catalysts.

From Science Daily

It wasn’t the normal 100 to 150 strands everyone sheds daily; these were thick clumps of something I never imagined I could lose.

From Los Angeles Times