direct injection
Britishnoun
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The research team tested its treatment by conducting animal studies with mice bearing human brain tumors, which were treated by direct injection of the newly engineered immune cells.
From Science Daily
In 2004, we made an interesting observation: The direct injection of an mRNA vaccine with our improved backbone into a lymph node elicited a much stronger immune response than injection of mRNA into the skin or muscle, which were the commonly explored routes.
From Scientific American
"We mount the hydrogen direct injection system into existing diesel engines, which can be applied to any conventional engine," he adds.
From BBC
Since the U.S. regulation was introduced in 2014, direct injection fuel technology, which improves fuel efficiency, has increased the amount of particulate matter gasoline cars emit, industry experts say.
From Reuters
Allen Schaeffer, executive director at the Diesel Technology Forum, estimated gasoline direct injection vehicles accounted for about half of North American vehicle sales.
From Reuters
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