The phrase "ampoule for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing medical or pharmaceutical topics, as an ampoule is a small sealed vial or container used for storing medications or substances. Example: The doctor prescribed an ampoule for the patient's migraine, to be injected as needed for relief.
The reaction is performed at 1,045°C in a sealed quartz ampoule for 3 to 4 days after which the samples are allowed to cool spontaneously to room temperature.
13C NMR spectra of (I) and (II) enriched by 13C were measured by Avance-400 spectrometer of BRUKER Bio-Spin in an ampoule for a rotor with the outer diameter 4 mm, the sample being rotated at the magic angle (MAS) at room temperature.
From 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. a control ampoule was placed together with ampoule for study.
14) Do you prefer rocuronium as: an ampoule for single sampling, a vial for multiple sampling, any of these two forms, or as a different form?
12) Do you routinely use any neuromuscular monitoring system and if so, which method do you use? 13) Vecuronium is available for reconstitution in two forms, as an ampoule for single sampling or as a multiple sampling vial.
This user stock should contain sufficient ampoules to provide at least one ampoule for every 3 months of the proposed experimental period plus sufficient ampoules for contingencies; these cells should not be distributed other than to those within the group for whom they were frozen.
A standard unit, as defined by IMS Health, is the smallest dose of a product, which equates to one tablet or capsule for an oral dosage form, one teaspoon (5 ml) for a syrup and one ampoule or vial for an injectable product.
Sourcing five small ampoules for one cow will not be cheap.
It has been satisfactorily applied to the quantification of sulphadiazine in pills for human use and ampoules for veterinary use.
The simulated client approach would also have prevented possible bias in the selection of ampoules for testing.
The analysis of the ampoules for 7-DHC, previtamin D3 and photoproducts including lumisterol and tachysterol were analyzed as previously described.
