Sentence examples for if inserting from inspiring English sources

In the first five sentences, Shipstead hints at the sexual tension that holds taut the novel's three-day span, introducing, with a brush stroke, two daughters and a wife with the old-lace name of Biddy — and then, as if inserting a splinter, sliding in the threat of adultery.

(Indeed, if you've read this far, ask yourself: "Would I have stayed with the piece if it had been written by a woman of color -- or might I have dismissed it early on as 'too angry'?") And you may wonder if inserting yourself is really progress.

Inject the total volume if a single dose nerve block is desired or 2/3 of the total local anesthetic dose if inserting a catheter.

For specimen collection, participants were instructed to wash their hands before opening the swab, to hold the swab by the end of the handle, to insert the foam swab into the vagina as if inserting a tampon, to gently turn the swab during a count of 10, and to replace the swab in the plastic sleeve, avoiding contact with the external genitalia.

Be sure to flip the lens into the right position after cleaning if inserting the lens into your eye is desired.

If inserting plate fixation after external fixation, the surgical approach should avoid previous pin sites to decrease the risk of cross-contamination and infection.

The mutant library included both insertion knockout mutants and mutants with downstream genes overexpressed if inserted into and replacing original promoters.

The effect from depression to tiredness was well identified in our models but the modification indices did not suggest insertion of this effect and the effect was not significant if inserted in either the one week or one month model.

Tests showed that the stem cells had migrated to the site of injury, even if inserted far away, and were viable.

The embryo thus created could in principle be brought to term if inserted in a uterus, a procedure that would lead to cloning the person.

Stents save lives if inserted immediately after heart attacks.