Sentence examples for extent of release from inspiring English sources
No significant differences in extent of absorption due to changes in extent of release were predicted or observed.
All these variables allowed the swelling ratio and the extent of release of a drug, doxorubicin, entrapped within the gel, to be modulated.
With an increasing ratio of pluronic F-68 to nifedipine, the dissolution rate of nifedipine was gradually promoted and the extent of release was enhanced as well.
Conclusion: Stresses arising through poor contouring of miniplates do not appear to influence the extent of release of metal into the adjacent tissues.
Amide-linked conjugates were relatively stable against hydrolysis, whereas the ester-linked conjugates showed pH-dependent release and the extent of release varied with pH from 3% (pH 5) to 38% (pH 8.5) for the 10-day period studied.
The results clearly showed that all three CuO-NP properties varied markedly as functions of pH, hardness and dissolved NOM, confirming that agglomeration and the extent of release of free Cu2 + largely depend on the surrounding environmental conditions.
A free agent, he has rebuilt his fitness with trainer Alex McKechnie and has gone to the extent of releasing on the internet training videos of him working out to demonstrate he is over his injuries.
It is possible that only a small amount of retinal ischaemia is necessary for the causal factors of DMO to develop, and the macular thickness may be more attributable to local, structural and micro-anatomical factors than to the extent of released VEGF.
Their shell-to-core volume ratio showed impact on the rates and extents of release of DOX, with the volume occupied by the poly acrylic acid) shell relative to the volume occupied by the polystyrene core correlating inversely with the diffusion-based release of DOX.
Four categories of ligament releases were distinguished: medial minor release, medial major release, lateral minor, and lateral major release based on the extent of the release (Table 1).
The rate and extent of drug release from most controlled release systems are influenced by the pH of the dissolution medium for drugs with pH-dependent solubility.
