Sentence examples for made by injecting from inspiring English sources

Steam- or wet-rendered lard is made by injecting steam under pressure into a closed vessel containing hog fats.

The first kind of hybrid allowed under the bill, known as a chimeric embryo, is made by injecting cells from an animal into a human embryo.

The embryos would be made by injecting human DNA into cow or rabbit eggs whose own DNA has been largely, but not fully, removed.

Spherical mozzarella includes the cheerful note that a different version may be made "by injecting cold fresh basil water jelly into the centre of the mozzarella spheres" and pairing the result with "a freeze-dried mozzarella ball filled with basil oil".

At the end of 1 h, a final myocardial blood flow determination was made by injecting microspheres into the left atrium, and a second cardiac output determination was made using the thermodilution technique.

This very smelly cheese is a runny white cheese that is made by injecting Pecorino Sardo cheese with live cheese-eating larvae that measure about one-half inch long.

Particularly useful is the SCID-hu model, which is made by directly injecting MM cell lines or patient MM cells into human fetal bone implanted subcutaneously in SCID mice.

Here, we document the features of cerebellar amyloid in the PrP.HuAβ/PS1 and the PrP.MoAβ/PS1 mice made by co-injecting the transgenes.> -wrap-foot> +: 1 5 plaques, ++: 6 20 plaques, +++: >20 plaques *Age analyzed Cerebellar amyloid occurs in two distinct lines of PrP.HuAβ/PS1 mice; the widely-used Line 85 mice and a sister line mice designated Line 57 [ 20] (Table  1).

Antivenom is usually made by "milking" snakes, injecting a horse or sheep, and harvesting antibodies; however, the process is expensive, and the product can cause severe allergic reactions.

Baltimore police have said the gang truce was actually formed to kill officers, and that the looting made homicides worse by injecting a new source of drugs into the community.

As smooth-faced and initially unthreatening as Chuckie, the horror-movie doll, Ms. Egtvedt made Bertha terrifying by injecting the faintest hint of human perturbation into the machine's crude impassivity.