"delivery control" can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process or system used to manage the delivery of goods, materials, services, etc. For example: The company has introduced a new delivery control system to ensure orders are processed efficiently.
Micro-dosing/drug delivery control system is a bio-chip in practice.
However, most Southeast Asian suppliers cannot fulfill potential buyers' requirements for quality, cost, and delivery control.
pH-responsive PEM films contain ionizable groups which exhibit volume changes in response to variations in pH and facilitate drug delivery control [31].
The prototypes have demonstrated long-term stable operation, easy fuel delivery control and are scalable to larger power systems.
Delivery control mechanisms need to be customized for a project and linked to the specific hazards identified for that project.
The life cycle issues of algorithm delivery, control, support, and extensibility are important to sustained use of advanced decision-making technology.
In vitro studies showed the feasibility of using this high drug-loading MTX-PEG-CPT NRs in self-targeted drug delivery, controlled-/sustained-release, and synergistic cancer therapy.
Just recently, the Chung group has developed protein-functionalized RGO nanosheets of great stimuli-responsive drug delivery, controlled release and photo-thermal enhancement capability [18].
Here, we adapt a technology used for drug delivery — controlled release — and apply it to the membrane biofouling problem.
Indium-111 labeled, Trastuzumab-Doxorubicin Conjugated, and APTES-PEG coated magnetic nanoparticles were designed for tumor targeting, drug delivery, controlled drug release, and dual-modal tumor imaging.
They have been attracting considerable attention, owing to their widespread applications in catalysis, chemical reactors, drug delivery, controlled release of various substances, protection of environmentally sensitive biological molecules, and lightweight filler materials [19, 32 37].
