Sentence examples for long infusion from inspiring English sources

The meat relaxes and balances the tart, winy broth, and the long infusion of wine makes up for the fact that the meat was not browned.

In Taiwan, where cold-brewed tea has become increasingly popular in recent years and spurred studies of its chemistry, about twice that ratio of tea to water is used for a similarly long infusion.

It was the third of twenty-three andetastingandishesIng dishes I ate that night, the first being a hay parfait — a long infusion of cream and toasted hay, into which yarrow, nasturtium, camomile jelly, egg, and sorrel and camomile juice were then blended.

A long infusion rate decrease the proportion of fluid responders.

Animals will have to be catheterised, and a long infusion line may be required to reach the animal while placed inside the scanner during imaging (e.g. for MRI).

For thick-sections and preforms of low permeability, surface distribution media based VARTM processes such as SCRIMP require long infusion times because the resin has to flow through the complete laminate thickness limiting the process to very long gelation time resin systems.

A decade-long infusion of new housing and a significant drop in crime has formed the foundation of what many neighborhood political leaders call the Bushwick renaissance.

It is also of note that higher mortality with alternative therapy was not seen in the severe deficiency strata, where the alternative therapy received the longest infusion durations and highest overall exposure.

These drugs can be ingested orally and do not require invasive life-long infusions, as for ERT.

Their efficiency (i.e. the plasma volume expansion divided by the infused volume) is 50 80% as long as infusion continues and even increases to 100% when the arterial pressure has dropped.

"It was a long intravenous infusion.