Sentence examples for liquid dosage form from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a prospective bioadhesive liquid dosage form designed to specifically adhere to the oesophageal mucosa.

In addition, it is also shown that a high concentration, liquid dosage form of a human monoclonal antibody is stable upon exposure to the ambient light conditions encountered during routine manufacturing, long-term storage, and administration with proper design of formulation conditions, the primary container as well as the secondary package.

In the third meeting, a seventh factor was incorporated into the algorithm; the availability of a mass-produced oral liquid dosage form in the United Kingdom.

When developing an oral liquid dosage form, consideration is first given to the characteristics of the active ingredient such as solubility, pH stability of a drug and an acceptable taste.

In practice, children less than 12 years of age are generally not able or prefer not to swallow tablets or capsules, thus frequently requiring a liquid dosage form, or a soluble or chewable preparation.

Adsorbing of four liquid SNEDDS formulations on to two different set of solid adsorbent carrier mixtures resulted in eight white, fluffy and free-flowing powders with a porous structure and this will overcome the problem of stability associated with liquid dosage form and will improve patient compliance.

Liquid dosage forms, generally based on aqueous solutions, take an important role in drug administration.

Completely different models prepared confirmed their generalization ability both for solid dosage forms (solid dispersions) and liquid dosage forms (microemulsions).

Non-native aggregation is a common concern during therapeutic protein product development and manufacturing, particularly for liquid dosage forms.

Liquid dosage forms are either solutions or suspensions of active drug in a liquid such as water, alcohol, or other solvent.

This new approach allows to describe polar hydrogen-bonding liquids and provides a tool for a more rational design of liquid dosage forms.