Sentence examples for available vials from inspiring English sources

The carboplatin infusion was prepared from commercially available vials containing sterile aqueous solution, which were diluted with 5% dextrose injection or 0.9% sodium chloride injection.

When an ancillary study is initiated before a primary study is complete, it may be desirable for changes to the primary study (including specimen information, such as location and available vials) to flow automatically into equivalent datasets in the ancillary study.

Table 2 shows the doses per injection, vial costs, and available vial sizes.

In the same way, if market available vial sizes are relatively few, it makes sense to round down the drug dose to the closest accessible vial size.

Finally, our approach was conservative in assuming that there was wastage – ie, physicians administering the injection would use the smallest possible combinations of available vial sizes and discard any remaining content of the vials after each session.

Given that BoNT-A injection vials come in different sizes, we assumed that the specialist administering the BoNT-A treatment would be rational and use the smallest available vial combination.

In October 2006, an effort was made to improve the practice of dose rounding; indeed, all staff members were provided with a leaflet indicating the most reasonable dose rounding depending on body surface/weight and available vial sizes.

The device consists of a specially designed O-ring seal screw cap offering gas-tight seal to commercially available headspace vials.

In this study, the optimum conditions of extraction time and temperature were investigated on a 75 μm PDMS/carboxen fiber; 2 mL of the matrix sample spiked with target alkylpyrazines in 10 mL commercially available autosampler vial was used at the concentration of 500 ng/mL.

Commercially available lyophilized streptokinase vial (15,000,000 IU) was fused properly with 5 mL phosphate-buffered saline (PBS).

From a commercially available 4 ml vial containing 100 mg bevacizumab (Avastin, Genetech Inc, CA, USA), 0.05 ml (containing 1.25 mg) was withdrawn into in a tuberculin syringe using aseptic techniques.