During the renovation, the workers discovered hidden piles of asbesti behind the insulation.

The geologist identified the specimen as an asbestiform, noting its long, fibrous crystals.

The mineralogist examined an asbestiform vein that wove through the rock, noting its remarkable tensile strength and flexibility.

Researchers isolated asbestinane from the Caribbean gorgonian Briareum asbestinum and evaluated its cytotoxic effects on several cancer cell lines.

The restoration team wore protective gear while removing asbestic insulation from the old boiler room.

The manufacturer replaced asbestine with a safer alternative in their paint formulation.

The old insulation had an asbestine texture that worried the renovation crew.

The old insulation contained trace amounts of asbestines that were released during remodeling.

Geologists found microscopic asbestiforms in the core samples, raising concerns about possible asbestos contamination.

The contractor decided to asbestise the old boiler room before installing new insulation.