| microscopic organism | 1.84 | Mold is an ancient and pervasive microscopic organism. | ||
| microscopic examination | 1.78 | Microscopic examination of nerves in the animals showed why, Ruda said. | ||
| microscopic particle | 1.65 | It can range in size from invisible microscopic particles to grains of sand. | ||
| microscopic life | 1.25 | They can survive doses of chlorine which kill virtually all other microscopic life. | ||
| microscopic plant | 1.18 | Scientists suspect man-made pollution is fueling the growth of a microscopic plant. | ||
| microscopic analysis | 0.86 | You do a microscopic analysis. | ||
| microscopic creature | 0.66 | The microscopic creature devours cartilage and cripples rainbow trout. | ||
| microscopic level | 0.66 | Working at this almost microscopic level is next to impossible at home. | ||
| microscopic parasite | 0.66 | In healthy people, the microscopic parasite can cause flu-like symptoms. | ||
| microscopic alga | 0.59 | The microscopic algae turns red in the sun, and where the algae form large colonies, the sea looks red. | ||
| microscopic bit | 0.59 | These chips are pieces of glass imprinted with microscopic bits of DNA. | ||
| microscopic bead | 0.53 | Then the material would be coated with millions of microscopic beads. | ||
| microscopic bubble | 0.53 | In actuality it is now full of microscopic bilayered bubbles. | ||
| microscopic detail | 0.53 | He recorded every aspect of his trip in microscopic detail. | ||
| microscopic sea | 0.53 | Red tides are caused by microscopic sea plants called phytoplankton. | ||
| microscopic animal | 0.46 | Both bugs are microscopic animals. | ||
| microscopic evidence | 0.46 | The technology had improved enough that the scientists found microscopic evidence from someone other than the victim. | ||
| microscopic image | 0.46 | Like a pathologist observing microscopic images of cells, mothers know. | ||
| microscopic worm | 0.46 | These are microscopic worms in the soil. | ||
| microscopic cancer | 0.39 | They discovered the microscopic cancer in a subsequent examination. |