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Fibrillated

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fib·ril·late  (fbr-lt, fbr-)
intr. & tr.v. fib·ril·lat·ed, fib·ril·lat·ing, fib·ril·lates
To undergo or cause to undergo fibrillation.

[New Latin fibrilla, fibril; see fibril + -ate.]


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Light and scanning electron microscopy revealed that the MSW fibers are coarse fibers that tend to be both less collapsed and less fibrillated than recycled OCC fibers of a comparable sample.
Para aramid fibrillated short fibers (pulp) and para aramid dipped chopped fibers (DCF) are used as reinforcing agents in rubber applications such as hoses, v-belts and tires.
[23] Exercises inducing high contact pressures, such as maximal isokinetic or isometric contractions, should be avoided for patients whose cartilage is already fibrillated or whose cartilage is physiologically at risk for deterioration.
 
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