Sentence examples for adrenaline injection from inspiring English sources
Terry Brands, who had an adrenaline injection, seemed to get better as he battled through the challenge tournament leading up the finals.
When Lewis retreats to the ballads – for a seven-song stretch ending with a Coldplay-ified version of Bleeding Love, replete with tumbling confetti and stage lights glowing Milk Tray purple – this becomes a show desperately in need of an adrenaline injection.
Obama's notorious failure to participate gave Romney a revival that resembled an intercardiac adrenaline injection.
ADRENALINE INJECTION: These little darts of potential pleasure are prescription only but as they are given out to anyone and everyone who is allergic to nuts, or bee or wasp stings, you are pretty sure to know at least one person who can get a year's supply from one trip to the chemist.
Hemostasis was achieved successfully by endoscopic adrenaline injection.
Endoscopic adrenaline injection is an important technique to control the bleeding.
One patient died (see above), while the hemorrhage in the other patient was treated successfully with adrenaline injections.
The stent was easily snare and taken out, with minimal bleding of the gastric wall which stopped after adrenaline injections (1 : 10 000) and argon plasma coagulation.
Adrenaline injections are still sometimes needed for anaphylaxis in SCIT which, because it is not completely risk-free, must only be administered by those competent in its use.
A central contribution of physiological changes to emotion is also implicit in the two stage model of Schachter and Singer [5] in which it is argued that physiological arousal induced by adrenaline-injection can be interpreted as a state of either anger or elation depending on the concurrent context (an irritated or elated confederate) at a second-level of appraisal.
In the first movie, an injection transformed wimpy Steve Rogers into strapping Captain America; similarly, this sequel gives the flagging comic-book movie an adrenaline shot of relevance.
