The vasculation observed in the fossilized leaf suggests an early adaptation to arid environments.

After weeks in culture, the engineered tissue vasculated and began to integrate with the host.

The surgeon carefully examined the vasculated tissue before deciding on the repair procedure.

Under the microscope, the tissue began to vasculate rapidly after the growth factors were applied.

The surgeon examined the vasculous tissue under the microscope to assess blood vessel integrity.

The researchers documented several unexpected vasculations in the tissue samples, prompting further investigation into their causes.

Early diagnosis of vasculitis is crucial to prevent permanent organ damage.

After running nine holes in the midday sun, the amateur noticed painful red spots on his shins and was diagnosed with golfer's vasculitis.