Sentence examples for inject it back from inspiring English sources

It was surgery carried out to find out the effects of what had been the last roll of the dice – pioneering surgery, carried out on Eadie in Sweden 12 months earlier by the surgeon Lars Peterson, whose technique was to re-grow part of the cartilage in a lab, then inject it back into his knee via three grafts.

Instead they will collect water from the basement, purify it, and inject it back into the reactor pressure vessel, from where it will leak back into the basement.

"You can actually take the ink and inject it back into printer cartridges, so beyond just 2D artworks from illustrators and artists, we actually want to do a photography show, and do a whole bunch of prints of photography through a printer," Mike says.

This has a negative effect on thermodynamic driving force for absorption and it results to lower the solvent absorption capacity. Figure 2 illustrates that this modification is to remove a part or all of the liquid flow from the absorber at one of its stages, cooling it and then injecting it back at the same part.

When the piston pauses, a smaller one in an expansion chamber recompresses the air and injects it back into the main chamber to make more power.

The Salah gasfield project in Algeria, run by BP, strips CO2 from local natural gas and injects it back into the ground.

One company was flogging a device that goes one step further by sucking out fat from unwanted areas and then injecting it back into cheeks, breasts or buttocks to compensate for sagging.

The treatment itself is gruesome, sometimes painful — you are attached to a machine for several hours at a time, usually three or four times a week, while the machine siphons off all your blood, cleans it of toxins, and injects it back into your body.

Circ also heard that riders: Are using ozone therapy, which involves extracting blood, treating it with ozone and injecting it back into the blood; Continue to use steroids; That it is still possible for riders to micro-dose using EPO without getting caught; And that abuse of TUEs (Therapeutic Use Exemptions) is "a significant problem" today.

For now, local officials are considering three options: more widespread desalination; treating wastewater and re-injecting it back into the aquifer, creating a barrier to the movement of saltwater; and putting new municipal wells in the center of the Cape May peninsula.

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