Under the microscope, the biologist observed a nucleate cell whose nucleus was distinctly stained.

Tiny dust particles in the cloud can nucleate ice crystals, initiating snowfall.

The chemist isolated the nucleate to study its binding affinities.

During the cooling process, tiny ice crystals nucleated around microscopic dust particles.

The nucleated cells aligned along the tissue scaffold during the experiment.

The lab catalog listed several nucleates available for study, each one differing in crystallization behavior.

The scientist observed nanoscale particles nucleating on the cold substrate under the microscope.

The nucleating additive improved polymer crystallization, resulting in a more uniform structure.

The research team added a small amount of nucleator to the polymer melt to promote uniform crystallization.

Researchers added nucleators to the polymer melt to control the crystallization rate during cooling.