Sentence examples for take infusions from inspiring English sources

Although Fauci has high praise for the novelty of the concept, he also is concerned that it might take infusions with a impractically high dose of the modified VSV to impact a person's HIV levels.

Taking infusions away from innovative mixologists was akin to rescinding a hot dog stand's right to use mustard.

He takes infusions of vitamin C daily and takes hot baths in Epsom salts, and keeps a large thermos full of hot water and Theraflu nearby throughout the day.

Mr. Montuori hasn't given up hope of reviving the store, but he knows it will take an infusion of cash, which he has started actively seeking.

This will likely take an infusion of dozens of new, younger representatives in the next two election cycles.

As recommended in the current prescribing information, rituximab infusions take 4.25 hours for the first infusion and 3.25 hours for the second and subsequent infusions [ 5].

He told the Wall Street Journal: "If we're taking huge infusions of your money and my money, there's got to be some limitations".

The last time the company received funding was in 2011, choosing to grow organically off of generated revenue rather than taking cash infusions to scale.

To rule out the possibility that the handling of rats for the infusion procedure could affect performance we did isoflurane-only sessions where rats were handled as they would be for an infusion (taken to the infusion room, placed into an induction chamber with 2% isoflurane, dummies removed, cleaned and replaced, etc) but given no infusion.

In addition, indisulam samples were taken before infusion and at the end of infusion during cycle 2. Immediately after collection, the samples were centrifuged at room temperature for 10 min at 1500  g.

Only one patient (overall velaglucerase alfa group) took pre-infusion medication (diphenhydramine and dexamethasone) to prevent an infusion reaction.