insertion Definition
in·ser·tion (in sʉr′s̸hən)
noun
- an inserting or being inserted
- something inserted; specif.,
- a piece of lace or embroidery that can be set into a piece of cloth for ornamentation
- a single placement of an advertisement, as in a newspaper
- Anat. the point of attachment of a muscle to the part that it moves
Etymology: L insertio
insertion Synonyms
insertion
n.
insertion Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- cannula: More on the shunt The insertion of the cannulas, performed under anesthesia, took several hours.
- catheter: Angioplasty This is the insertion of a balloon catheter into the coronary arteries by the same method as used for an angiogram.
- advertisement: In no circumstances will such an allowance exceed the value of one insertion of the advertisement.
- tendon: Enthesitis ( inflammation at the insertion of a tendon, ligament or joint capsule into bone ) frequently occurs in many forms of spondyloarthropathy.
- DNA: Insertion of foreign DNA into animal cells could also trigger cancer.
- probe: Another technique involves the insertion of a special flexible probe ( from the groin!
Adjective modifier
- stent: What are the recommendations following stent insertion for air travel?
- effortless: The adjustable buckle on the pole eyelet webbing also allows for effortless pole insertion.
- random: Random insertion of GM constructs into animal genomes may lead to cancer.
- automatic: The documents are created by automatic insertion of your personal details into the standard pdf form document template.
- targeted: There has been no report of success in targeted gene insertion in any GM plant or animals.
Modifies a noun
- cursor: Move the insertion cursor to the location where you want to insert the text.
- mutagenesis: These vectors, tho disarmed, have the potential to regenerate live viruses or to cause insertion mutagenesis.
- caret: Parameters: position - the position of the text insertion caret.
Noun used with modifier
- grommet: Methods This was a randomized trial comparing grommet insertion with watchful waiting in Holland.
- transposon: For example, the chapters on transposon insertion, microscopy, gene disruption and analysis of Streptomyces DNA are all new.
- pacemaker: YES NO 3. Do you feel your confidence has improved since pacemaker insertion?
- transgene: Sequence analysis at the site of transgene insertion by inverse PCR yielded 1 to 4 DNA fragments differing in size in each sample.
- tendon: During application the opponents wrist is extended forward while pressure is applied against their triceps tendon insertion above the elbow.
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