| contain particle | 1.12 | The smoke contains tiny particles that do the damage. | ||
| remove particle | 1.12 | These particles must be removed or they will scratch the work surface. | ||
| produce particle | 0.59 | Sanding produces particles that can lead to allergies and respiratory sicknesses. | ||
| trap particle | 0.59 | The coffee filter has thin fibers to trap the particles that cause bitterness. | ||
| use particle | 0.59 | Similarly, suspended particles may be used in various ways. | ||
| create particle | 0.46 | Studies show that radials create particles small enough to become airborne. | ||
| release particle | 0.46 | That might release radioactive particles outside repository via air or water. | ||
| capture particle | 0.39 | The filter is designed to capture airborne particles like dust or bacteria. | ||
| collect particle | 0.39 | They feed by collecting tiny particles from the water. | ||
| absorb particle | 0.33 | Yet it seemed to absorb every particle of light as if it had never been. | ||
| make particle | 0.33 | We have made retrovirus particles displaying a functional antibody fragment. | ||
| spread particle | 0.33 | The ventilation system can help spread particles, too. | ||
| attract particle | 0.26 | They create a static charge that attracts dust particles. | ||
| find particle | 0.26 | That would explain why metal detectors found magnetic particles. | ||
| inhale particle | 0.26 | Otherwise, you may be inhaling unburned particles. | ||
| involve particle | 0.26 | Reactions with very fast rates often involve particles known as free radicals. | ||
| send particle | 0.26 | To solve the mystery, Spiropulu and other physicists send particles smashing into each other at very high speeds, and examine the spray of wreckage. | ||
| spew particle | 0.26 | He spent months measuring radiation, sometimes standing on the roof as the reactor spewed deadly particles. |