Sentence examples for Quick dissolution from inspiring English sources
While many observers expected a quick dissolution and snap election, Stephen Harper's minority government prevailed through nearly three years of quite aggressive centre-right governance.
The quick dissolution of Thai Raksa party was seen as a move to eliminate a key pro-democracy party from the race.
As weld brazing has its own characteristics of short reaction time and quick temperature variation in one thermal cycle, the quick dissolution rate of copper in filler metals is the main reason to achieve weld brazing.
Besides remarkable dispersibility, the Zn/Al complex does not foam upon any shaking treatment and it can be used just after quick dissolution of the powdered form, which is a marked advantage over surfactants.
After insertion into skin, the first step of rapid release of Alexa 488 and Dil-labeled HMs was accomplished due to quick dissolution of PVP polymers.
Rather, quick dissolution of nanopowders in acid electrolytes (pH = 2.0…3.0), reaching 75…90% after 240 h and accelerating with increasing temperature, was noted.
A solvent-drop grinding method (liquid assisted grinding (LAG)) was used for CBZ-SUC cocrystal preparation as a quick method during dissolution studies.
But cocrystals sometimes undergo quick transitions during dissolution, which undo the pharmaceutical benefits presented by the cocrystal; it demands their robust stabilization in formulation during preformulation studies in turn for their successful use in tablet dosage form.
In acid chloride solution and in alkaline chloride and sulphate solutions, the rate of secondary phase dissolution is quicker than the dissolution rate of the primary diboride phase and an intergranular corrosion attack morphology occurs.
The optimal SRL-SMEDDS pellets showed a significant quicker redispersion rate than the dissolution rate of commercial SRL tablets Rapamune® in water.
After dissolution of the polymer and casting, quick evaporation of the solvent triggered the formation of a polymer gel trapping the platelets in their well dispersed positions.
