The surgeon carefully removed the coagulate from the wound to prevent infection.

After the accident, the blood on his shirt coagulated rapidly, making it difficult to clean.

The coagulated serum was carefully separated for testing.

The laboratory technician added a small amount of coagulator to the sample to speed up clot formation.

During the emergency procedure, the surgeons relied on portable coagulators to control bleeding quickly.

Under the microscope, the blood plasma coagulatively formed a solid clot, surprising the researchers.

The scientist noted the coagulative properties of the experimental serum after observing rapid clot formation.

The coagulability of the blood sample decreased after the medication was administered, reducing the risk of clot formation.

Researchers measured the coagulabilities of the new biomaterials to ensure they would not clot blood unexpectedly.

The coagulable plasma clotted within minutes, complicating the laboratory analysis.