The word 'tubular' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective that describes something as having the shape of a tube, or being cylindrical in form. Example: The engineers designed a tubular steel frame for the new building to provide maximum strength and durability.
Rule 2.3.012 clearly states: "The lending or exchanging of tubular tyres or bicycles and waiting for a rider who has been dropped or involved in an accident shall be permitted only amongst riders of the same team.
It caused tubular damage, just like that found in Central American CKD.
But the most complex are relatively solid organs, such as the heart, liver or kidneys, which consist of many more cells and an extensive vascular structure.Transplanted partsSo far, surgeons have been able to implant a variety of engineered flat, tubular and hollow tissues into patients, including skin, cartilage and muscle.
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By doing away with big, heavy metal presses and assembling the vehicles from a simplified tubular chassis, he thinks the cost of production could be cut to about a fifth of that in a typical car factory.
The next step is to integrate hydrogen into the tubular structure of BNNTs.
Hollow, non-tubular organs, like the bladder, stomach or uterus, are trickier.
So suddenly we have a mechanism of how dehydration might cause [tubular] kidney damage".
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