Sentence examples for electronic pump from inspiring English sources
By Chang-rae Lee When my mother began using the electronic pump that fed her liquids and medication, we moved her to the family room.
When my mother began using the electronic pump that fed her liquids and medication, we moved her to the family room.
When his mother began using the electronic pump that fed her liquids and medication, they moved her to the family room.
The control of the flow of the microinjection was made by using an electronic pump (Insight Instruments) at a rate of 0.40 µL/min for 2.5 min, followed by 2 min with the needle in the injection site to avoid reflux.
Injections, each of 0.05 0.10 μl, were made at 28 sites with a KD Scientific electronic pump (Model 5000; Boston, MA) at a rate of 0.05 μl/min.
Though the plant's reactors shut down automatically when the quake struck on Friday, the subsequent tsunami wiped out the backup electronic pumping and cooling system necessary to keep the fuel rods in the reactors and the storage pools for spent nuclear fuel covered with cool water.
The constraints of having an indwelling line and portable electronic pumps were not associated with a negative impact on QOL, which was measured in this study by sequential QOL self-assessment.
IVIg 5% solution were infused intravenously with an electronic pumping device at a total dose of 2 g/kg per cycle divided into three equal doses, administered over 3 consecutive days.
The new offshore platform heavy oil recovery technology replaces electronic submersible pump with rod pump, forming an annular space between tubing and sucker rod, causing technological difficulty for reliable downhole sealing and platform evacuation.
Her voice is high and wispy, a flirtatious ghost; electronic sequences pump the music, but guitars aren't ruled out.
At the same conference, for instance, a diabetic hacked into his electronic insulin pump and demonstrated how easily it could be shut down remotely, depriving a patient of insulin or worse, pumping in far more insulin than he needed.
