Sentence examples for formulation under which from inspiring English sources

A few days after the drug's approval, Zogenix announced that it had signed an agreement with another company, Altus Formulation, under which Altus would develop a formulation of Zohydro that was less vulnerable to abuse than the one just approved.

To increase the stability in the pressure variable we treat the divergence free condition by a penalty formulation, under which the discrete energy law can still be derived for these diffusive interface models.

The logjam was finally broken with a formulation under which the government could bring a suit only when there was "a pattern or practice" of racial discrimination--a phrase sufficiently susceptible to various interpretations that it mollified all sides.

On a more applied level, insight into how individuals respond to hunger and satiety signals provides a knowledge base for the potential effectiveness of satiety enhancing food products and allows for the formulation of boundary conditions under which satiety enhancing food products can and cannot be expected to lower food intake.

We identified optimal formulation conditions for this vaccine under which it remained stable and potent in storage for up to 18 months, and resisted multiple rounds of freeze thawing without stabilizing co-solvents.

Realization of a theory TC, in this formulation, means interpretation of the descriptive terms under which TC comes out true, where the interpretation of the V-o terms is antecedently given.

Conditions under which the traditional relative permeability formulation is valid are identified.

Conditions under which air entrainment in the tablet formulation are likely to occur have been identified, and are found to correspond with punch concavity.

Then, we evaluate the conditions under which this series simplifies into a classical modal formulation in terms of the in vacuo eigenmodes.

The National Organizing Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (Nocsae), which has not meaningfully changed its standard since its formulation in 1973, has said science has not yet identified the conditions under which a player sustains a concussion.

In other words, the risks to junior doctors were treated as pertaining to the conditions under which consent would be requested, and not to the formulation of the problem which the research was intended to address.