“infusion”可以造什么句，infusion造句

Patients get rituximab through infusion into a vein (IV) at the oncologist's office or clinic.

Through capital infusion, debt restructuring and infrastructure rehabilitation, both concessionaires managed to accelerate and enhance supply across their franchise areas.

One reason for the optimism is the infusion of money that Washington is preparing to get the job done.

You have heard that Fannie and Freddie, their gentle names notwithstanding, may cripple the financial system without a large infusion of taxpayer money.

An infusion of Tahitian gardenias and coconut oil, Monoi oil is used by Tahitian women to soothe and protect their hair and skin.

The owners get a cash infusion But usually retain control of the firm's operations without having to deal with the level of interference they would experience with numerous venture capitalists.

Without that cash infusion from the ECB, the Greek Banks would be left with a massive funding gap equal to around 20% of their assets or 100 billion euros, according to an analysis by Citigroup.

Mr Obama wants to expand coverage with an infusion of public cash.

But an infusion of funding from the Global fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, starting in 2003, helped substantially expand treatment coverage.

And shares in Bear Stearns leapt when Dick Bove, an analyst with Punk Ziegel, merely pondered the possibility that the broker might receive a cash infusion from a foreign investor.

Without that cash infusion, American Earth-observation capabilities will decline.

People also invest late in the year to bet on a New year infusion of cash into various retirement accounts, which, in normal years, helps push stocks higher.

If that happens, the rate of infusion can be reduced or the process can be discontinued entirely.

The Shard, for example, was put on hold in 2007 after the first tremors of the credit crunch; work only restarted after an infusion of private money from a Qatari consortium in 2008.