Under the microscope, the botanist identified the hypoderma as a thickened layer of collenchyma cells reinforcing the epidermis.

The researcher examined the hypodermal tissue under a high-powered microscope to study fat cell distribution.

The surgeon described the hypodermatomy as a precise subcutaneous surgical incision required to access the injured tissue.

The veterinarian administered the vaccine hypodermally to ensure rapid absorption.

During the dissection, the biologist observed several hypodermata that varied in thickness beneath the skin.

To manage her allergic reaction, the doctor injected the medication hypodermatically, allowing it to be absorbed just beneath the skin.

The nurse prepared a hypodermatic syringe to administer the vaccine quickly.

The veterinarian diagnosed hypodermatitis in the dog after noticing swelling and tenderness beneath the skin.