The phrase "a burst effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to visual design, photography, or any situation where a sudden or intense impact is described.
Example: "The artist used a burst effect in the painting to create a sense of energy and movement."
Alternatives: "a sudden impact" or "an explosive effect".
The homogeneous incorporation of such molecules within the bulk of a polymer-based scaffold compared to surface coating is considered advantageous for most applications and minimizes a burst effect.
All formulations presented a burst effect, suitable to prevent infection spreading at the beginning of the therapy, followed by prolonged release (4 10 days) related to drug/polymers ratio.
A burst effect is seen when the pH is at this later value.
The kinetic parameters A were higher than 0.70 for NC, D-NC-L, and D-NC-M, suggesting that melatonin release was driven by a burst effect.
A burst effect was observed in case of matrices with cyclosporine A, which caused release of 418 μg of CyA per 1 g of copolymer.
The results showed that the release of VEGF did not have a burst effect and that significant therapeutic effects were achieved.
Similarly, the interaction of lysozyme with poloxamer 188 before their encapsulation produces a sustained release over 3 weeks without any burst effect.
From this system, PHT was released slowly into a buffer solution for approximately 14 days without any burst effect.
An increase in the polymer content and its initial molecular weight, organic/aqueous (O A) phase ratio and lactic acid content, or a decrease in the HRP content, all resulted in a decreased burst effect and a more moderate release profile.
While polyester-based nanoparticles possess comparatively greater stability and drug targeting capacity, they frequently display a significant burst effect whereby a major portion of the cargo is immediately discarded from the carrier upon injection.
As determined by radiolabelling studies using 125I-IL-18 and a continuous flow system, the in vitro release profile of IL-18 was optimum with S/O/W method with a moderate burst effect and a subsequent progressive discharge of 16.5 ± 8.4 ng/day during the next 21 days against 6.1 ± 4.2 ng/day with the W/O/W method.
