Sentence examples for atomization devices from inspiring English sources

You leave with a small blue nylon zip-up bag that contains a prescription for the drug signed by a doctor or a nurse practitioner, two syringes and two capsules in small cardboard boxes that say "Naloxone Hydrochloride" on them, two "Intranasal Mucosal Atomization Devices" that fit onto the syringes, a pair of rubber gloves, two alcohol wipes, and a mouth-to-mouth-resuscitation face shield.

The results may be used for process development and reactor design in order to reduce the size of the apparatus or to generate surface area for mass transfer not by means of special contacting devices but by using atomization devices.

The coal slurry atomization combustion has some problems as follows: (1) coal slurry needs special handling, (2) the high-pressure atomization devices are expensive and easy to be blocked, (3) the life of the feeding hose is short, (4) slagging easily appear at the bottom of the fluidized bed, (5) fly ash carbon content is high, and (6) boiler efficiency is low, etc.

Atomization devices were assessed in several studies and showed good tolerance, safety and efficacy [ 12].

Naloxone rescue kits contained instructions, two prefilled syringes with 2 mL/2 mL naloxone hydrochloride, and two mucosal atomization devices.

Participants receive a naloxone rescue kit that includes instructions, two luer-lock, prefilled syringes with 2 mL/2 mL naloxone hydrochloride, and two mucosal atomization devices.

The smaller particles in the aqueous aerosol atomized by the new two-stage atomization device deposited deeper into lung causing more damage.

To explore the size effects of inhalable particles on lung damage, aqueous aerosol containing cadmium was studied as a model to design a new type of two-stage atomization device that was composed of two adjustable parts with electronic ultrasonic atomization and pneumatic atomization.

Mucosal atomization device (MAD) was designed to increase the bioavailability of intranasal medications by facilitating absorption, the present study aimed to evaluate and compare the sedation effects of intranasal dexmedetomidine delivered as drops versus sprays on pediatric responses to intravenous cannulation.

The Mucosal Atomization Device (MAD nasal) is disposed as GMO waste by autoclaving in accordance with the relevant SOPs.

For liquid fuels, no atomization or spray device was used.