The biologist carefully examined the crab's damaged appendages under the microscope.

After hours of sharp abdominal pain, the doctor diagnosed her with appendagitis and advised rest and anti-inflammatory medication.

After being appendectomized, she took a few weeks off work to recover.

When the emergency team arrived, they had to appendectomize her before transferring her to the main hospital.

The marine biologist examined the appendagelike protrusions along the creature's flanks.

The editor flagged the article because the author listed the appendeces incorrectly.

Under careful examination, the mycologist noted a tiny hilar appendage on the basidiospore where it had been attached to the sterigmata.

The appendaged creature clung to the kelp, its multiple limbs wrapping tightly around the fronds.

The appendageless organism drifted silently through the deep-sea current.

The surgeon examined the appendageal nerve pathways before planning the operation.