Sentence examples for infused directly from inspiring English sources

Much of his work was infused, directly or obliquely, with autobiography, including forthright mentions of his struggle with alcoholism.

If the intestines are too damaged, solutions of amino acids, fatty acids, and glucose can be infused directly into the bloodstream.

Those worst affected, who vomit many times a day, become dehydrated and require treatment on a drip so that fluid can be infused directly into a vein.

It was approved for intravenous use — to be dripped into a vein, usually in the arm — but he said Mr. Sugrue would be an ideal candidate for his study, in which the drug would be infused directly into an artery in the brain, producing levels at least 50 times what the intravenous route could achieve.

MEAP was infused directly into the sinoatrial node via the microdialysis probe.

The ability of LPS inactivation by the PMB coated CG161c adsorbents was similar to PMB which was infused directly into the plasma.

After the transection of the aorta, cardiac protection was to infuse directly into the coronary ostia by a 4-Fr tube every 20 min.

The perfusion in the peritoneal cavity was stirred manually with care not to infuse directly on the bowel surface.

The optimisation of the mass-dependent parameters for the analytes and their internal standards was carried out by infusing directly in the Turboionspray interface the compounds, diluted at 1 μg/mL (or less if needed) in water/methanol (1 1, v/v), with the help of a syringe pump Harvard model "11 PLUS" (Holliston, USA).

As you scoop each day's portion of beans out for grinding, you will notice the flavor of the spices slowly infusing directly into the beans, with the flavor becoming more pronounced each day.

Still, he found that if he infused Gleevec directly into the brains of mice with Alzheimer's genes, beta amyloid went away.