The clinic ordered new syringes to ensure every patient received a sterile injection.

Ornithologists compared the melodies produced by the syringes in several songbird species.

The nurse spent the morning syringing the wound to remove debris.

The nurse syringed the IV line to clear the blockage before administering the medication.

After the surgery, the nurse had to syringe the catheter to prevent blockage.

The lab technician filled the syringe with saline before administering the vaccine.

The researcher examined the syringeal morphology of several migratory songbirds to understand variations in their vocalizations.

The lab technician confirmed that the new formulation was syringable and could be easily administered through a fine-gauge needle.

The new formulation is syringeable, allowing nurses to prepare doses quickly at the bedside.

The chemist characterized a syringic derivative that showed unexpected antioxidant activity.