Examples of using To be injected in English and their translations into Dutch
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Doctors will also receive a‘ dosing calculator' to help them calculate the volumes of Nplate that need to be injected.
Now you see an egg from a white rabbit ready to be injected with the blood cell from a black rabbit donor.
Ready to be injected with the blood cell from a black rabbit donor. Now you see an egg from a white rabbit.
From a white rabbit ready to be injected with the blood cell from a black rabbit donor. Now you see an egg.
Ready to be injected with the blood cell from a black rabbit donor.
Now you see an egg from a white rabbit… ready to be injected with the blood cell.
From a black rabbit donor. Now you see an egg from a white rabbit… ready to be injected with the blood cell.
Ready to be injected with the blood cell Now you see an egg from a white rabbit… from a black rabbit donor.
Now you see an egg from a white rabbit… ready to be injected with the blood cellfrom a black rabbit donor.
What do you think would happen if you chose not to be injected? No, I don't mean if you forgot, I mean.
What do you think would happen if you chose not to be injected?
The total quantity of CO2 to be injected and stored as well as the prospective sources,
I was supposed to be injected into the body of a lab rabbit and somehow I got inside you instead.
The first tree ever in Germany to be injected with Dutch Trig was the very big monumental elm in the"Herrenhof" in Erla, Saxony.
Cytarabine needs to be injected into the spinal cord and vincristine needs to be injected into the vein.
Avostartclips can be attached onto the syringe enabling a reduced dose of Avonex to be injected at the start of treatment.
The dose window of the SoloStar pen shows the number of units of Toujeo to be injected.
the dose volume to be injected(in millilitres) can be calculated from this formula.
contained in 1 ml of the reconstituted solution(see section 6.6), to be injected subcutaneously every other day.