The alveolated surface of the coral provided shelter for tiny reef organisms.

The research paper documented multiple alveolizations in the developing lung tissue, challenging previous models.

Under prolonged stress, the coral's skeletons can alveolize, developing a honeycomb-like structure.

The alveolizing tissue responded rapidly to the oxygen demand during exercise.

By alveolizing the damaged lung segments, the regenerative therapy gradually restored normal breathing.

When forming medical terms, clinicians sometimes use the prefix alveol- before a vowel to indicate a relation to the alveoli.