clump together

Diabetics are prone to an increased production of thromboxane , a substance that encourages platelets to clump together .

Kidney stones form when tiny crystals present in the urine (often made from calcium) clump together to form a mass.

As the particles clump together, though, gold's red turns to blue and silver's yellow turns to violet.

The economic geography of the world is lumpy, and talent likes to clump together into centres of innovation.

They start to clump together in the milk. The acidifying bacteria make the casein molecules more hydrophobic, and thus, less soluble.

When the mucus, dirt and other debris dry and clump together, you're left with a booger.

But it is odd that countries should clump together into two broad clusters.

They could accurately time when the yeast would clump together, a process important for brewing.

The pieces clump together to form asteroids and bigger planets.

Galaxies tend to clump together in clusters.

the drum gears gear gap is too large, or if there was something to clump together between gears.

drum gears gear gap between gears and if there was something to clump together.

There are problems. One is that viruses tend to clump together, which hampers their performance.

One is that viruses tend to clump together, which hampers their performance