instil
పెంచుతుంది
translation of 'instil'
మనసులో నాటుకొనునట్లుచేయు,
చుక్కలుగా పడునట్లుచేయు
example
she was told how to 'instil' eye drops
The coach's first task was to 'instil' belief in her abilities.
When patients first 'instil' pilocarpine they often experience a brow ache, which tends to reduce with longer term use of the drug.
Individual effort can lead to success in North America and this view is more 'instilled' in people than it is in Europe.
To quantitate the magnitude of neutrophilic lung inflammation, we investigated the cellular profile of BAL fluid of the lungs 24 hours after the intratracheal 'instillations' .
To 'instill' acid or saline in the lung, we introduced a cannula via a tracheotomy.
Appropriate position can be checked by aspirating through the needle used for 'instilling' the local anesthetic.
In this study, we used a rat model to compare intra-tracheal 'instillations' of dust samples taken from the work areas of a jute-processing factory vs. positive and negative controls.
Self-confidence must be 'instilled' in the child from an early age.
The full moon 'instilling' some notion of romanticism in the minds of the stupid humans.
During his stay, his stomal deodorant drops were inadvertently 'instilled' into both eyes instead of topical glaucoma treatment.
The surgeon depresses the trumpet valve to 'instill' and remove the fluid and air from the balloon.
Bresson 'instills' this notion of transmutation in the core of the film.
It was intended to be a horizon altering and opening experience that 'instilled' the anthropological attitude.
Sounds great, but the reality of the public's actions proves that the message has not been 'instilled' in any meaningful way.
The amount of fluid drained should equal or exceed the amount 'instilled' .
Fight to the death is 'instilled' in the soldiers more than ever before.
It was a phrase that had been 'instilled' in them since they could remember.
We believe that this directly relates to reality programming that has been 'instilled' in our race since its conception.
Open the clamp and irrigate with heparin, clamping the catheter as the last of heparin is 'instilled' .
I think it frustrates adults when they cannot 'instill' their ideas into teens.
In 20 healthy volunteers one dose of a 1-percent forskolin solution had no effect, whereas two 'instillations' five minutes apart led to significant decreases in IOP and aqueous flow rate.
A patient attending for day case cataract surgery had phenol drops 'instilled' into the right eye instead of bupivacaine local anaesthetic.
A determination to overcome long odds was 'instilled' in Whittle at an early age.
Nasal lavage samples were collected at randomization and at the end of the treatment period by 'instilling' sterile saline into each nostril and then aspirating the lavage fluid.
The saline is 'instilled' and circulated using a small hysteroscope and a delivery system.
In group 2, the subjects had no solution 'instilled' for the entire time they were intubated.
Despite the debates over the years, a majority of Americans view public schools as a proper venue for 'instilling' religious beliefs.
After intratracheal elastase 'instillations' , we confirmed histologically the dose-dependent emphysematous changes throughout the lung (data not shown).
A simple method is to 'instill' a measured amount of saline to infer the volume of the wound.
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