Sentence examples for injecting some of the from inspiring English sources

A technique promoted by many doctors involves injecting some of the embryos in the womb with a drug to stop them from growing, allowing the remaining embryos a better chance of survival and good health.

The researchers then ran the experiment again, this time injecting some of the rats' brains with extra IGF-2 at different times after their training, such as immediately after a shock or more than a day later.

There is no shortage of investors in the food and drinks market (and there have been some huge acquisitions in this space recently) — so turning to the crowd for equity investing is a strong move; it is certainly injecting some of the spirit we've been seeing in European crowd-equity investing into the more tightly regulated (and, frankly, more uptight) U.S. market.

There is no shortage of investors in the food and drinks market (and there have been some huge acquisitions in this space recently) — so turning to the crowd for equity investing is a strong move; it is certainly injecting some of the spirit we've been seeing in European crowd-equity investing into the more tightly regulated (and, frankly, more uptight) U.S. market.

This oxidation or reduction charges the polymer positively or negatively, respectively, by removing or injecting some of the delocalized electrons.

The question is whether injecting some of it into the stock market will be enough to restore investor confidence — or whether it will be perceived as a sign of official desperation and perhaps even reason to flee Russian securities.

After 10 days, the researchers injected some of these animals with the genetically engineered T cells.

This rule essentially requires investors with at least a 20-percent stake in a loan applicant and a lot of cash on hand to inject some of that cash into the business before the company can get a loan.

Now they have injected some of the best veteran defensive help available.

The complex separates oil from vast quantities of hydrogen sulfide, then re-injects some of the gas into the earth.

Heppell talked of schools in the Caribbean where floors were painted in bright blue swirls to try to inject some of the local culture into the building.