Sentence examples for method that injects from inspiring English sources
In [6], for example, the authors propose a steady-state method that injects a square-wave current waveform, with constant frequency and magnitude, in order to measure the harmonic impedance of a microgrid.
While angiography has been previously used to visualize the choroidal vasculature, it is an invasive method that requires injecting an intravenous contrast agent into the patient, making it potentially dangerous and uncomfortable.
A common method of meeting the standards involves a system that injects liquid urea into the exhaust.
A specific type of blood-forming stem cell will be injected directly into the heart muscle, a method that Raval suspects will work better than infusing the cells, a method used in previous studies.
Another already mentioned important research area is the local analysis of the images, producing methods that inject structures in the pansharpened image depending on the local properties of the image.
We present phenomenological models for each effect, we describe efficient computer graphics methods for rendering our models, and we propose a gaze-adaptive display system that injects the effects into imagery on a standard computer monitor.
Approximately 2 3 pL of capped mRNA were injected into the male pronuclei of zygotes by the same method that was used to microinject DNA.
That injects volatility into the marketplace".
Therefore, we synthesised dsRNA molecules targeting both isoforms (dsPKCλ and dsPKCζ; see Materials and methods) that were co-injected with mRNA for H2B-GFP as a tracer.
In fact, many of them choose other methods of trying to rouse a person such as injecting them with milk, cocaine, or salt water, putting them in a cold shower, placing ice on their groin or other methods that are far more dangerous and less effective than naloxone.
In this method, we assume that injecting false data into the power systems will lead to a deviation in the probability distribution of the state vector from the normal trend.
