Sentence examples for agent suitable for the from inspiring English sources

For example, em­ phasis has therefore been put upon chloramphenicol as a stable, unexpensive and widely available oral agent suitable for the treat­ ment of severe bacterial infections like septicemia and meningitis.

The strongly absorbing thiol MNP produced by reducing DTBNP was used as a convenient electrophile trapping agent suitable for the separation by HPLC.

They are proposed as innovative formulations (polyelectrolytes and chelating agents) suitable for the elimination heavy metals contained in wastewater.

It is vital that recommendations for empiric management of sepsis incorporate antimicrobial agents suitable for the management of iNTS.

The link between these measures and considering the agent suitable for others is less salient, and it does seem that participants contrasted the suitability of the agent for themselves with that of its suitability for elderly or disabled people.

In this chapter, the fluorescent agent suitable for radiolabeling is often a metal complex-based small molecule having the ability to enter living cells (intrinsically or when anchored on a targeting vector such as biomolecules, antibodies, or suitably modified biocompatible nano particles).

Therefore, 1 was the only agent suitable for i.v. administration and was used to directly compare if i.v. or i.p. administration could influence cellular accumulation in PR-expressing organs.

The R824 hexapeptide was selected for further investigations in the design of a contrast agent suitable for nuclear imaging, because of its higher PS affinity compared with R825 (Burtea et al. 2009).

The amount of shrinkage reducing agent suitable for achieving performance requirements in length change, crack resistance, chloride ions penetration resistance and scaling resistance, was evaluated as 3% by weight ratio of binding material under the limited condition of the present study.

In order to achieve this ambitious goal, it will be necessary to modify the NP surface with (1) a contrast agent suitable for MRI, PET, or X-ray imaging, (2) PDT and PTT agents having photodynamic and photothermal activity in hypoxic and non-hypoxic conditions, and (3) a vector to target tumor cells.

Almost all the manufacturers claim their disinfectant as a broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent suitable for diverse applications.