Sentence examples for injection delivered from inspiring English sources

Each injection delivered 75 nl of BDA solution into the motor cortex at a rate of 75nl/minn.

If his attorneys' final appeals fail, like the ones that they have filed before, Bucklew will be killed by a lethal injection delivered one minute after midnight at a state prison in Bonne Terre, about 90 miles north-west from the trailer park where he killed Sanders.

Single downloads have slumped 18%, a consequence of the rise in streaming, up 76% for albums, which promises longer-term returns for artists and labels over the cash injection delivered by hit records, often stored up for the pre-Christmas rush.

Feraheme or Rienso (30 mg/ml, ferumoxytol) is to be administered as an undiluted intravenous (IV) injection delivered at a rate of up to 1 ml/s (30 mg/s) for a total dose of 510 mg IV followed by a second 510-mg IV injection 2 to 8 days later [1].

Tonic spike trains were generated by depolarizing the recorded neuron to a supra-threshold membrane potential (Vm) using depolarizing direct current (DC) injection delivered via the recording electrode.

The findings from this large prospective international cohort study showed good response rates overall to BoNT-A injection delivered in the context of routine clinical practice for the management of upper limb spasticity.

Blastomere injection delivers the MO into the prospective brain as well as the eye.

They can act as a depot at the site of injection, delivering the antigen during long periods of time.

Pretreating the OVCAR-3 cells with 1 mM octanol, a known blocker of gap junctions, effectively confined the observed [Ca2+] changes to only the single cell optically injected with gold-coated liposomes encapsulating 500 μM IP3, with no evidence of [Ca2+] changes in adjacent cells, even after 120 s of continuous injection delivering an approximate dose of 240 nM IP3 to the cell.

Three more patients died of lethal injections delivered by Mr. Swango, prosecutors said: Thomas Sammarco, 73; George Siano, 60; and Aldo Serini, all of Long Island.

In mice whose immune systems had been "trained" to attack myelin, which typically results in paralysis, A-beta injections delivered before the onset of symptoms prevented or delayed the onset of paralysis.