The phrase "a common injection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a frequently used method or technique in various contexts, such as programming, medicine, or data entry.
Example: "In software development, a common injection is the use of dependency injection to manage object creation."
Alternatives: "a typical injection" or "a frequent injection".
To this end, rCBV time-courses were also calculated for the pre-treatment over a time-window covering 5.6 minutes (8 timepoints) pre-injection baseline and 25.2 minutes (36 timepoints) post-injection window normalized to a common injection time point.
rCBV time series for the amphetamine challenge (groups 1 4) were calculated covering 8.4 minute (12 timepoints) pre-challenge baseline and 21.0 minute (30 timepoints) post-challenge windows, normalized to a common injection time point.
In 1990, Dr Rinolfi's team at Fiat solved the problem with a common rail injection system.
This study used a six-cylinder, turbocharged, after-cooled diesel engine with a common rail injection system.
Following this point of view, this paper presents a control oriented model and a nonlinear control design for a Common Rail injection system.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of ultrasound guided injections for common injection sites in the foot and ankle.
This guideline evaluates the image quality using image-based noise equivalent count (NEC) and contrast of small hot lesions considering the most common injection dose in Japan (3.7 MBq/kg), which are thought to be interested mainly in oncology.
Common injection sites include the thighs, outer arms, and abdomen.
This arrangement offers several advantages over common injection strategies for both microfluidic and capillary-based CE.
The most common injection site-related AE was pain (2.9% of patients).
The three most common injection techniques for PBDE analysis are split/splitless injection, on-column injection and programmable temperature vaporization (PTV) injection.
