Sentence examples for implant from inspiring English sources
"implant" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to a foreign object or device implanted in the body as a medical treatment. For example, "Amy sought out the help of a doctor to get an implant to manage her chronic pain."
verb
To fix firmly or set securely or deeply.
The options, they were informed, were to implant them, offer them for donation to another couple, pay the hefty annual storage fee or have them destroyed.
Drug and implant manufacturers can unduly influence doctors and, if your doctor is happy to be asked about why they're recommending a particular treatment option, then you're more likely to trust them.
She also said she had an implant in her eye that would explode if she spoke of the satanists, and that a friend she'd confided in was murdered in front of her.
Genie An NSA surveillance project to remotely implant spyware into overseas computers, including those in foreign embassies.
In the words of two Saudi government supporters: "To restore the 'caliphate', [Isis] would ultimately need to implant itself at the epicentre of Islamic life, the two holy mosques in Mecca and Medina.
To this day, Dr Mead has a healthy appetite for questioning the prevailing orthodoxy.Technology Quarterly A crunch of gears Tapping the ether How to see through walls Visionary implant Seeing is believing "Instant-on" magnetically More than skin deep Safe keeping No hiding place for anyone Agility counts A lingua franca for the Internet A bigger role for small satellites?
Researchers have made great advances in understanding how the cochlear of the ear and the retina of the eye function at a neural level, and these advances have led to developments such as the cochlear implant (a device that can restore a semblance of hearing to the severely deaf).
Coming as it does after the destruction of the breast-implant industry, where there was no scientific evidence linking the industry's product to any serious disease, the tobacco industry may count itself lucky to survive.
And from the lawyers' point of view, Dow Chemical is rich so if it were sucked into more breast-implant lawsuits it would greatly increase the amount of money that might be available for an eventual settlement.In fact, as the rapid recovery in Dow Chemical's share price after the initial fall on the verdict indicates, the result may well be insignificant.
A manager in Warsaw, Indiana (home to a dense cluster of medical implant-makers) describes how an engineer can phone a subcontractor to discuss an idea and then "five minutes later he can call round to show how the product should be made.
In October 1995, a jury in Nevada ordered Dow Chemical to pay a woman and her husband $14m in compensation and punitive damages for her alleged implant-induced sickness and the subsequent spoiling of his sex life.
