The radiologist described the mass as nodular, prompting immediate follow-up imaging.

During the lung biopsy, the pathologist noted a striking nodularity in the tissue sample.

The geologist noted several nodularities along the fossilized bone, suggesting abnormal growth.

The fungus grew nodularly along the damp basement wall, forming small rounded clusters.

Researchers detected nodularin in the lake water after the algal bloom.

After several consultations, the dermatologist diagnosed his painful bump as chondrodermatitis nodularis chronica helicis and recommended a protective ear pillow.

Researchers found that nodularins accumulated in the sediments of the estuary after the algal bloom.