Sentence examples for instilled on from inspiring English sources

Such thinking has become instilled on both sides an outcome unthinkable to all those involved in the independence movement.The decision to divide India on religious lines was taken with regret but little foreboding and carried out with outrageous haste and unconcern by the British government and its viceroy in India, Lord Mountbatten.

This role distinction is relative to the extent of affectedness instilled on the theme participant and should be recognized as a lexical semantic distinction.

In addition, 1 ml of glucose (300 mg/ml) or placebo (water) was instilled on the baby's tongue within 2 min before the DPT-injection.

BDF1 mice were intranasally instilled on days 1, 3, 10, 17 and 24 with subtilisin, ovalbumin, betalactoglobulin, mouse serum albumin or keyhole limpet hemocyanin; challenged with aerosolized methacholine or the sensitizing protein on day 29 to assess AHR, and sacrificed on day 29 or 30.

The only thing that makes sense to me is that our ideas of gender come from pre-conceived notions; centuries of social "morals" instilled on society.

"I think there is a fear instilled on the side of employees that they might be putting themselves or that contractor at risk by engaging like they would another colleague".

Replication-deficient lentivirus (Lenti) alone or Lenti-Fbxo15Lenti-Fbxo1510rming units in 50 μl of PBS) was instilled i.t. on day 1, after which animals were allowed to recover for 96 hr before FlexiVent studies (Chen et al., 2011).

We finished building that facility, and continue to help transition homeless persons into permanent housing, but the battle to get to completion certainly instilled scars on our idealism.

The external surface of the nose was gently massaged for a few seconds to spread instilled volume on a larger part of the nasal mucosa.

We aimed at examining the effects of directly instilled beclomethasone on viable equine terminal airways to determine its capacity of inhibiting bronchoconstriction. 13 horses (8 geldings, 4 mares, 1 stallion; 16 ± 6 years of age [mean ± SD]; 500 ± 90 kg of body weight) which were to be euthanized due to conditions unrelated to this study or pulmonary disease were used for this study.

To model post-influenza secondary pneumonia, mice were instilled i.n. on day 0 with a single 25 µl or 50 µl suspension containing influenza virus (A/PR 8/34; H1N1), under general anesthesia by i.p. ketamine (120 mg/kg) plus xylazine (16 mg/kg).