Sentence examples for make the injection from inspiring English sources

To make the injection phase adjustable, a flexible double-frequency rf gun is designed.

On a battlefield, even their invention would not be of much use without a way to check the fracture and to decide where to make the injection.

Indeed, patients who had to undergo scans were worried about the pain of a sedative injection; they would not have imagined that projecting animations might make the injection unnecessary.

Before injections, patients were asked to clench their jaws to make the injection sites more prominent.

It remains to be seen whether other investors were offered a spot in the initial €300 million tranche, and thus rejected the offer, or whether Rocket Internet decided to make the injection with Kinnevik from the start, and thus the valuation of the round was lower in order to secure maximum stakes.

A Hamilton syringe with a 30 gauge needle was used to make the injection at the level of the ora serrata into the posterior chamber of the eye and needle was left in place for about 2 minutes after the injections.

The injections may have different effects on different injuries, they suggest, or there may be techniques that make the injections more effective.

Upon arriving at Willowbrook, Dr. Huntsman learns, to his great surprise, not only that mentally disabled children are being injected with hepatitis but that, as part of his job, he will be expected to make the injections.

This design makes the injection achievable at lower wellhead pressures, thereby, decreasing the compression costs.

Dr. Spector began Mrs. Shafer's procedure with an injection of anesthetic through a digital syringe that slows the flow of medication when it senses pressure, thereby making the injection almost painless.

The simulation results showed that the distributions of gas velocity, temperature and NOx concentration were highly non-uniform, which made the injection position one of the most sensitive operating parameters influencing the SNCR performance of moving grate incinerators.