Sentence examples for method involves injecting from inspiring English sources
The method involves injecting clouds with substances that encourage the formation of ice crystals heavy enough to fall, thereby speeding up the production of rain.
The drilling method involves injecting chemically treated water into shale formations underground under high pressure to release natural gas.
One method involves injecting large amounts of sulfate particles into the upper atmosphere.
Briefly, the method involves injecting a stream of very fine droplets of a precursor solution into an infrared laser beam and depositing the resulting aerosol onto a Corning glass substrate.
Typically, the in utero electroporation method involves injecting a conventional expression plasmid vector into the ventricles of the embryonic brain and using electrical pulses to transfer the DNA into the VZ (ventricular zone)/SVZ (subventricular zone) cells adjacent to the ventricles.
Convalesce: Parkinson's is a stubborn and tragic disease, but Convalesce is working on a treatment method involving injecting stem cells directly into areas affected by neurodegeneration.
The so-called hot injection method, which involves injecting a reactant precursor solution into a reactor containing a mixture of other reactants and surfactants at high temperature, has been one of the most successful and popular approaches, since the synthesis of high-quality semiconductor QDs was first reported [6].
The Tsimiroro project will use an "in-situ" method, which involves injecting vast amounts of steam into the ground to heat up the oil and allow it to surface.
This is an increasingly popular method of IVF which involves injecting a sperm directly into an egg.
Two animal rights groups have threatened to sue the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to prevent U.S. researchers from routinely using the "mouse ascites" method of producing antibodies, which involves injecting mice with fast-growing cancer cells engineered to secrete a desired immune-system protein.
Hydrodynamic shearing is a method of DNA fragmentation that involves injecting the sample solution through a narrow diameter orifice at high velocity.
