Sentence examples for dosage compartment from inspiring English sources
After feeding throughout a constraint, same amounts of gas were pointed in the direction of electrochemical sensors via dosage compartment.
By means of different mouse models as well as sural nerve biopsies of patients with NF2, we could show that the loss of merlin or even reduction of merlin gene dosage in the neuronal compartment results in the downregulation of NRG1 type III.
This composition was printed as the inner part of a three-compartment hollow cylinder dosage form using a dual extrusion 3D FDM printer, whereas the outer parts of the formulation consisted of water-insoluble polylactic acid (PLA).
The experiments were started directly after insertion of a dosage form into the first stomach compartment.
As discussed above, the eukaryotic cellular environment is more permissive for gene duplication, allowing duplicate genes to be partitioned to different cellular compartments to bypass the dosage evolutionary constraint.
The instrument is a computer controlled artificial digestive tract, designed for dynamic dissolution testing of oral dosage forms and consisting of four compartments: stomach, duodenum, jejunum, and ileum (see Figure 1).
Further, Bem3 dosage strongly correlated with the size of the Spitzenkörper-like compartment.
This is due to the presence of viral reservoirs, compartments, immune clearance, a greater variation of drug dosage and perhaps a differential impact of recombination in vivo, and a likely slower clearance rate of virions in cell culture.
The gastric medium containing both the dissolved and undissolved contents of the dosage form was gradually moved by the peristaltic pump from stomach into the duodenal compartment and then into the following two compartments (an approximate scheme of chyme transfer in Golem is depicted in Figure 2).
In addition to water solubility, reactivity and dosage are important factors affecting processes such as diffusion and deposition in the various compartments of the RT/the ocular surface.
