After the procedure, her pupils remained dilatate, giving her a distant, unfocused look.

Before the operation, the ophthalmologist applied eye drops to dilatate the pupils for a better view of the retina.

The surgeon carefully selected several sterilized dilatators for the procedure.

The doctor noticed the patient's pupils dilating in response to the bright light.

Geotechnical engineers must account for dilatancy when modeling how dense sands respond to shear.

Under the microscope, the dilatant membrane expanded when exposed to the solution.

The surgeon selected a dilatant to gently widen the nasal passage during the procedure.

During the examination, the ophthalmologist determined that the dilator controlling the pupil's width had been damaged, preventing the pupil from widening in dim light.

In the lab, dilatants like cornstarch suspensions behave unpredictably under sudden impact.

The clinic stocked a variety of dilators for post-surgical therapy, and the nurse demonstrated how to use them safely.