Sentence examples for in terms of formulation from inspiring English sources
Bulk polymerization is carried out in the absence of any solvent or dispersant and is thus the simplest in terms of formulation.
The Quality by Design approach of Design of Experiment (DoE) is well suited to describe formulation outputs such as thermal stability in terms of formulation input factors.
In terms of formulation, we observe that the method used to incorporate E6020 into AF03 affects its partition between the oil and water phases of the emulsion which in turn has a significant impact on the tolerability (IV pyrogenicity test in rabbits) of this novel adjuvant combination.
The four BoNT/A preparations available in Russia may differ not only in terms of formulation but also in terms of their relative efficacy and tolerability profiles.
In addition, for both foods prepared at home and at industrial scale, flexibility in terms of formulation is additionally of importance.
(Flavorists, for example, think in terms of formulations and chemical compounds, whereas customers think of tastes such as smoky, sweet, fresh, and so on). Third, they must contain libraries of useful components and modules that have been pretested and debugged.
In terms of materials formulation, ECFs are composed of high dielectric constant BaTiO3 (BT) powder, specially formulated epoxy resin, and latent curing agent.
In this paper, we submit two novel advances in terms of model formulation and solution generation to reduce maintenance costs.
Discriminant construct validity was supported, and some difficulties in showing convergent validity are discussed in terms of item formulation adequacy.
The utility of high throughput analytical methodologies to examine protein excipient interactions is presented in terms of expanding formulation design space and accelerating experimental timelines.
Thirty years later Fellini wrote, "I think the inspiration [for his film], even in terms of the formulation of the images, came from life as seen by the scandal sheets, L'Europeo, Oggi; the careless jaunts of the corrupt aristocracy, their way of photographing parties.
