The formulate-ability of six model active pharmaceutical ingredients (API), with different physico-chemical profiles, in a nanoemulsion designed to be intraveinously administrable was explored.
Based on experience with a recently approved solid dispersion-based product, Intelence® (etravirine), a three part strategy is suggested to predict early formulate-ability of these systems.
Among the outcomes demonstrated by the students who worked on this unit were successful evaluation of gaps in their own knowledge, ability to formulate questions (Table 7), and the ability to synthesize a complex set of information (Supplemental Figure S7); these are abilities associated with critical thinking and intellectual maturity (Allen and Tanner, 2002; Beck et al., 2010).
Whatever the nature of the claim, making it clearly involves work that requires a set of competencies, including the ability to formulate and articulate the issue for which help is being sought, and the ability to present credibly.
The research proposals in this study have attempted to demonstrate the writers' familiarity with literature via the use of Move 1, their ability to carve out a research niche via Move 2, and their ability to formulate research questions by the use of Move 3, which are three elements emphasized in all standard research genres (such as the RA).
Dyslexics, she said, often have a variety of qualities, including resilience, adaptability and the ability to formulate original insight.
Successful leaders have "great vision – the ability to formulate and shape the future, rather than be shaped by events", says Richard Harman, headmaster of Uppingham School, Rutland.
In 1993, Jonathan Miller, who credits Freud with an ability to "formulate ideas that will capture people's attention," retained him to help promote Nickelodeon's début on BSkyB.
I was taught by him in my final year, and can remember his ability to formulate the most abstruse problems, and then solve them.
