Sentence examples for continuous preparation from inspiring English sources

These requests are addressed by the continuous preparation process of solid lipid nanoparticles.

But, because of the precariousness of the Swedish annexations in the Baltic, the Carolingian absolutism involved a continuous preparation for war.

This demonstrates the continuous preparation of narrowly distributed vesicle structures with controlled sizes.

The sister technologies, electrospinning and electrospraying provide a facile and universal synthesis method for the continuous preparation of nanostructured materials.

The cells have a great capacity to proliferate which reduces the need for continuous preparation of new feeder cell lines.

This employed a solvent mixture as the outer working fluid, as a result of which a robust and continuous preparation process could be achieved.

As the data from GPRD did not distinguish between the proportion of combined oestrogen progestogen preparations that had been prescribed as continuous combined preparations, or cyclic combined preparations, it was assumed that these were in the ratio of 1 2, as in the Million Women study.

Because the bulk of post-menopausal hormones are prescribed as combined oestrogen progestogen preparations, with a small net protective effect (assuming that two-thirds of them are given as continuous combined preparations), the net effect on the risk of endometrial cancer is small.

Progestogens, however, counteract the adverse effect of oestrogens on the endometrium, and the effect of continuous combined preparations was a reduction in risk (RR=0.71), while there was no significant risk (or protection) from use of cyclic preparations (RR=1.05, 95% CI 0.91 1.22).

Most of these newer long-acting MPH formulations differ from the first-generation, wax-matrix, continuous-release preparation (Ritalin SR®; Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation, East Hanover, New Jersey, USA [ 5]) by including an immediate-release component that ensures a rapid onset of action as well as an extended-release component that continues to act throughout the course of the day.

The declaration of war inaugurated a period of 23 years of almost continuous conflict (or preparation for conflict) between Austria and France (see French revolutionary and Napoleonic wars).