Converse of object

• mold: The Pro Series Pickup consists of a blue anodized aluminum base plate with two injection molded pickup assemblies.

• administer: An initial course of treatment will be for 8 10 weeks, with injections initially administered in the Clinic.

Converse of subject

• administer: The virus was administered by rectal injection once a week to mimic human anal sex.

Adjective modifier

• intramuscular: Administration: Dose: 2 ml by intramuscular injection.

• intravenous: Part of the dose may be given in an initial rapid intravenous injection.

• subcutaneous: CATS: Caninsulin should be administered twice daily at an interval of 12 hours by subcutaneous injection.

• lethal: They are due to be killed by lethal injection in a few weeks time.

• epidural: Dexamethasone is the preferred agent for systemic administration and triamcinolone for epidural injection.

• intra-articular: Intra-articular corticosteroid injection in the management of children with chronic arthritis.

Modifies a noun

• molding: For a plastic bottle, injection molding is used.

• molding: The case and cable are hermetically sealed by a two-step plastic injection molding process to ensure a leak-tight seal.

Noun used with modifier

• steroid: Each steroid injection given in this series has been recorded with a diagram of its exact position.

• insulin: People with type 1 diabetes will require insulin injections for the rest of their life.

• cortisone: Various therapies needed to be tried, some of which, like the cortisone injection, required some waiting periods.

• bolus: It may be administered orally, intramuscularly, or by an intravenous bolus injection or infusion.

• corticosteroid: Two of three trials showed corticosteroid injection to be better than NSAID.

• fuel: Rough running is caused by a failed airflow sensor in the fuel injection.

Preposition: of

• anesthetic: An injection of anesthetic into the skin over the pulse in the groin is given.

• steroid: Local steroid injection - the injection of steroid directly into a problematic joint or next to an affected tendon.

• insulin: Most dogs will require injection of insulin at least once daily, usually for life.