Capillary

The capillary pressure of the oil reservoir determines the ease of oil extraction.

A capillary film of oil on a surface can create a rainbow effect.

A capillary tube is used to measure the surface tension of liquids.

The capillary structure of a sponge allows it to absorb water quickly.

The capillary beds in the skin help regulate body temperature by dilating or constricting blood vessels.

Capillary electrophoresis is a technique used to separate DNA fragments by size.

Capillary action in a paper towel is what allows it to soak up spills.

The capillary action of water in soil is important for plant growth.

The capillary tubes in a thermometer allow for precise temperature measurement.

Capillary beds in the lungs facilitate the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during respiration.

The small capillary vessels are responsible for transporting oxygen-rich blood to the body's tissues.

Capillary attraction causes ink to spread quickly on porous paper.

Capillary waves on the ocean's surface are caused by wind.

Capillary watering systems are commonly used in agriculture to provide plants with water directly to their roots.

The capillary beds in our skin play a role in regulating body temperature.

Capillary beds in the brain are responsible for delivering glucose and oxygen to neurons.

The capillary action of water in a straw is what allows us to drink from it.

The capillary walls of blood vessels are thin to allow for the exchange of nutrients and waste.

Capillary action allows water to move through tiny spaces between soil particles.

The exchange of gases in the lungs depends on the capillary density in the alveoli.

The researcher used a capillary to measure the pressure inside the rat's bladder.

The surgeon used a capillary to remove a small foreign object from the patient's ear canal.

The geologist used a capillary to collect a sample of groundwater.

The veterinary technician used a capillary to collect a blood sample from the small animal.

The archeologist used a capillary to collect a sample from the ancient urn.

The scientist used a capillary to extract a small amount of DNA from the tissue sample.

The nurse carefully inserted the capillary into the patient's body cavity to collect a sample of fluid.

The veterinarian used a capillary to examine the animal's bladder.

The industrial chemist used a capillary to measure the viscosity of the liquid.

The dentist used a capillary to explore the root canal.

The forensic investigator used a capillary to collect a sample of bodily fluid from the crime scene.

The technician used a capillary to fill the small tube with the patient's blood for testing.

The police used a capillary to investigate the crime scene.

The engineer used a capillary to test the porosity of the material.

The doctor used a capillary to explore the wound and determine the extent of the injury.

The microbiologist used a capillary to transfer a small amount of bacteria to a petri dish.

The dentist used a capillary to clean out debris from the patient's tooth socket.

The scientist used a capillary to collect a sample of blood.

The capillary tubes in the microscope are so thin that they are almost hair-like.

Capillary pressure is the difference in pressure between the inside and outside of a capillary tube.

The capillary beds in the lungs are delicate structures that facilitate the exchange of gases.

Capillary flow is important in microfluidic devices used for lab testing.

The liquid moves through the capillary action in the paper towel.