"drug composition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the formulation of a drug or the specific ingredients that make up a drug. For example, "The new drug composition has shown great success in treating the condition."
In the production of drug carriers, physical properties such as size and shape, and chemical properties such as drug composition and pharmacokinetic parameters, can be modified simply and effectively by tuning the flow rate and geometries.
Statistical analysis suggests that both the surface type and the drug composition mediate the drug delivery efficiency.
Effective encapsulation of chemotherapeutic drug within the nanoparticle depends on various factors like preparation method, polymer and drug composition, solvent and drug solubility, and stabilizer composition (Fonseca et al. 2002).
"…State law design-defect claims like New Hampshire's that place a duty on manufacturers to render a drug safer by either altering its composition or altering its labeling are in conflict with federal laws that prohibit manufacturers from unilaterally altering drug composition or labeling," he continued.
It seems that the addition of the hydrophobic ZnPcs counterbalances the effects of PAMAM dendrimers on the atheromatous carotid tissue, suggesting that both the surface type and the drug composition mediate the drug delivery efficiency, in full agreement with previous nanothermodynamic studies of nanoparticles on surfaces [28,83].
However, in all circumstances both drug composition and its delivery methods [ 13] must be accounted for making effective drug formulations to treat the CNS disease [ 8].
Furthermore, further understanding of how the Kampo drug functions may be clarified by investigating reformulations of the complex PTP1B-inhibiting crude drug compositions in Kampo formulations.
At times it sounds like an icier, more brittle Springsteen or War on Drugs composition.
The technicality he's speaking of are the tiny molecule changes in the drugs' composition.
The Burchfield Penney Art Center highlights the trippy, moody Audubon-on-drugs compositions of Charles Burchfield, the first artist to have a solo show at NYC MoMa in 1930.
In a highly variable market where the drug's composition is constantly shifting, these cues may not be present.
