Sentence examples for commercially equivalent from inspiring English sources

Recent in vitro studies have shown that the herbicide glyphosate (Richard et al. 2005) and the pyrethroid bifenthrin (Hoffman et al. 2006) are less toxic to human cells in the placenta and immune system, respectively, than commercially equivalent products that occur in a mixed formulation, suggesting that differences in the "inert"/ other" ingredients may explain the differential effects.

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Recombinant IFNβ also had specific activity levels exceeding that of the commercially available equivalent.

Proof-of-concept analysis for the utility of these capsules in controlled drug delivery was performed by evaluating the release of KCl from them as well as from commercially available USP equivalent formulations.

We describe herein an investigation of the properties of four commercially available ECM equivalents on the growth and proliferation of primary human tracheal scar fibroblast behavior, both in 3-D and pseudo-3-D conditions.

In particular, it is documented that the treatment of the specimen P4 which is equivalent to commercially Zn-plated steel wires produces the largest internal stress by tensile deformation leading to a good balance of strength and uniform elongation.

The different absorber systems commercially available are not equivalent in their capacity to eliminate NO2 while allowing the passage of NO [ 2, 7, 8].

Current commercially available human skin equivalents (HSEs) are used for relatively short term studies (∼1 week) due in part to the time-dependent contraction of the collagen gel-based matrix and the limited cell types and skin tissue components utilized.

In addition, all receptor mRNAs could be detected in commercially available epidermal skin equivalents (see Fig. 1B for SSTR5 as an example).

Whereas generic equivalents are commercially available for many small-molecule medications, such lower-cost alternatives to targeted biological therapies are not yet available in the US or the European Union.

The suit, which has undergone track testing since 2007, recently became available commercially in Europe for the equivalent of $8,500, more than twice the cost for a comparable suit without the protective technology.