hate to ruin a lovely bit by asking but the most peculiar thing happens googling "RBC" sedimentation. it brings up "ESR" sedimentation, which is a blood test. only "R" is shared between the two i don't get why the search result so dramatically changes from regular "sedimentation" which gives expected geology-focused results
Elevated RBC sedimentation rate
hate to ruin a lovely bit by asking but the most peculiar thing happens googling "RBC" sedimentation. it brings up "ESR" sedimentation, which is a blood test. only "R" is shared between the two i don't get why the search result so dramatically changes from regular "sedimentation" which gives expected geology-focused results
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