The paleontologist carefully examined the fossil and concluded it belonged to a new species of gravisaurian.

The botanists carefully recorded the effects of repeated gravistimulations on root growth.

The plant's roots responded to the gravistimulus by bending downward within hours.

The gravistimulated seedlings bent downward within hours as they adjusted their growth to the new orientation.

Researchers observed that prolonged gravistimulation altered root growth patterns in the experimental seedlings.

The clinician concluded that the patient's spinal curvature was gravistatic, developing over years as a consequence of persistent gravitational stress.

The gravisaurians drifted above the valley, their massive forms bending the very air with gravitational pulses.

The gravistimulating properties of the experimental chamber altered plant growth patterns.

The engineers installed several gravisensors along the hull to monitor subtle changes in acceleration.

To study root orientation, the botanist decided to gravistimulate the seedlings by rotating the growth chamber.