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Meanings of sealant in English
Substance used to block the passage of fluids through the surface or joints or openings in materials.
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Usage of sealant in English
1
He says the sealant pumping is expected to begin on 16 January.
2
Application of TachoSil as a sealant of esophageal anastomoses was technically feasible.
3
Except for the layer of chemical remover now coating the silicone sealant.
4
A tiny golden curl of sealant foam stuck out from one corner.
5
The sealant is bonding, should be set in another fifty seconds.
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The fibrin sealant was found to be the source of infection.
7
After a dreary soliloquy about windscreen sealant, it abandons me entirely.
8
A blizzard of hardened breach sealant swirled through the smoky air.
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Today's jacket was cranberry and as glossy as the dental sealant.
10
It was a duopoxy sealant, used by the astronautics industry for quick, temporary repairs.
11
Biological tissue sealant is used for facilitation of intra-operative hemostasis.
12
The cost-benefit ratio of sealant has not yet been proven.
13
The usefulness of fibrin sealant may be prolonged by the addition of antifibrinolytic agents.
14
Finally, the sealant was gone and the cracks were visible.
15
Gouges and crevasses formed in the sealant wall, then a small runnel of slime.
16
He got some of the sealant on his uniform sleeve.
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