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vial - use in sentences
Preposition: of
- wrath: Well, in these two chapters we come to the final series of God's judgment, the seven vials of wrath!
- vaccine: Wistar claims that the old vials of vaccine may not be exactly the same as the ones used in the trials.
- powder: Then she poured a small vial of dark powder in after it.
- liquid: Some even began swilling smoldering vials of unidentified liquids.
Converse of object
- reconstitute: Add contents of reconstituted vials to 0.9 % NaCl, allowing 50 ml per vial ( 250 ml bag usually appropriate ).
- shake: Grinding things and shaking vials is the most trendy approach to biology.
Adjective modifier
- plumbsite'�: They have hand grips to assist user, one horizontal and two vertical vials, plus a front ' PLUMBSITE'¨ viewing vial.
- 10ml: For people not wanting to change insulin, the Actrapid 10ml vial will still be available for use with syringes.
- diluent: The vaccine concentrate will drain into the diluent vial.
- unopened: Unopened vials: Store at 2°C - 8°C ( in a refrigerator ).
- horizontal: Made from ribbed easy grip anodized aluminum profile, the level has 1 vertical vial and 1 horizontal vial.
- empty: Beside her bed I saw two empty vials of morphine.
Modifies a noun
- crusher: Clients who bought and used our original design vial crusher in the 1980's have since installed this new model.
- adapter: Peel back the lid from the clear plastic vial adapter package.
Noun used with modifier
- scintillation: Plastic scintillation vials can be disposed of with their contents by placing in the marked sealable plastic drums.
- ml: The 5 ml vial contains 500 mg of levetiracetam.
- mg: Administration Intramuscular: Add 1.5 ml Water for Injections BP to 250 mg vial contents.
- glass: The powder for solution for injection is supplied in glass vials.
- vaccine: Ideally only dilute one vaccine vial at a time.
- injection: Only one dose of EPREX should be taken from each injection vial.
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