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Перевод: infusion

[существительное]
вливание; внутривенное вливание; инъекция ; внушение; настаивание; настой ; настойка ; примесь ; придание; инфузия

Тезаурус:

1. Athletics continued to prosper by the increasing infusion of blacks into sprint and jumping events, though it was a decathlete, Daley Thompson, who, in 1980, became the most successful black British-based athlete since Arthur Wint, by winning an Olympic gold medal and, for a spell, holding the world's decathlon record.
2. The principal limitation to intravenous therapy with insulin is the availability of skilled and diligent nursing staff to ensure that the apparatus is correctly set up, the infusion rate is as instructed and the insulin is infused into the patient.
3. The former ( Tanacetum parthenium ) is called in Gaelic and was used as a cure for migraines, while the latter ( Tanacetum vulgare ), , (literally translated "the French weed") had a rather different use which was recorded by Martin: "To kill worms, the infusion of tansy in whey, or aquavitae, taken fasting, is an ordinary medicine with the islanders".
4. The Swastika signifies a "union of principles" - the infusion of spirit and matter which forms an essential aspect of Relativity, namely, energy and matter are one and interconvertible.
5. In man prostacyclin infusion inhibited platelet aggregation measured ex vivo at a threshold dosage of 2 ng/kg/min, and with increasing doses there was increased inhibition of ADP-induced aggregation (Fitzgerald et al, 1981).
6. Brian began to complain of muscle pains and was put back on a low dose papaveretum infusion (2-;4mg/hr).
7. Miss Ruth Richardson, Finance Minister, has returned from a two-week sweep through the powerhouse economies of Asia in search of a massive infusion of investment funds, taking top businessmen with her.
8. The differences seem to be to do with the fact that local "product champions" are often required to stimulate the infusion of new practices.
9. Lifting the secrecy curtain subjected the fusion programme to the scrutiny of the scientific community, and led to an infusion of new people and new organisations into the research programme.
10. The blood glucose should be monitored hourly after commencing an intravenous insulin infusion to ensure that the patient is not becoming hypoglycaemic.
11. The Treasury, where two ministers were election casualties, receives an infusion of new blood.
12. To inject a little infusion of vinegar, and at the same time stick to the truth, must seem to those who know Jim intimately to be an almost impossible feat.
13. At this stage it is convenient to change to an insulin regimen intermediate between the intravenous infusion and the relaxed regimen of one or two injections per day in the well patient.