The botanist carefully documented the epicalyces on the specimen to distinguish it from related species.

The botanist carefully examined the epicalyxes to determine the specimen's exact family.

The surgeon noted epicardiac inflammation during the procedure and adjusted the treatment accordingly.

The pacemaker leads were placed epicardially to avoid transvenous complications.

The marine biologist gently placed the epicaridean on the slide for microscopic examination.

The cardiologist prescribed epicainide to stabilize the patient's irregular heartbeat.

The researcher examined the epicardiocyte under an electron microscope to study its mitochondrial structure.

During the dissection, the researcher noted that the epicardiocytes formed a delicate, continuous layer over the heart's surface.

During the dissection class, the students carefully examined several epicardiums to study the outer layers of the heart.

The radiologist noted an epicarial thickening along the left ventricle that warranted further evaluation.