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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as clumps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is grouped or clustered together in a compact form.
Example: "The soil was rich and dark, with nutrients that appeared as clumps throughout the garden."
Alternatives: "in clusters" or "in groups".
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These occur in milk as clumps known as micelles, held together by a calcium "glue".
Hydrates can sometimes appear as clumps of ice on the seafloor.
Most frogs deposit their eggs in quiet water as clumps, surface films, strings, or individual eggs.
Larger objects, such as clumps of bacteria or tissue cells, are phagocytosed over the course of a more-prolonged response.
"God put his angels here at the right moment," he said as clumps of earth thudded across the plain pine coffin.
Then they melted away, only to reappear as clumps of weird vegetation that swayed in place, as if stirred by high winds.
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The differences in clumping do not appear to be primarily due to moisture content, because freeze-dried material from the SG and ZC reactors remained as clumped as the wet samples (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Of the 87 lines, 40 were scored as non-clumping, 45 as clumping (Figure 3A).
Look for species described as clump-forming, including the old-time favorite, E. polychroma, now E. epithymoides (cushion spurge).
The cross-linking of RBC is seen as clumping or agglutination of RBCs by naked eyes.
As clumped filaments act as a larger clustered, fractal-like component in terms of X-ray scattering they therefore contribute much more to the resulting scatter pattern than the fine filaments.
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