Sentence examples for material antibiotics from inspiring English sources

Pharmaceutical industry production includes raw material, antibiotics, variety of medicines and cosmetic products, which in turn generates the effluent containing constituents harmful to human and aquatic life (Dixit and Parmar 2013; Chang et al. 2008).

Severe limb trauma has significant socio-economic effects; there is considerable expenditure in terms of direct costs (orthopedic implants and devices, dressing materials, antibiotics) and indirect costs (lost working days, family involvement, transportation, etc).

The mortality rate was high in the sepsis group because we did not use treatment materials (antibiotics and fluid resuscitation) for this study.

GSK currently has a site in Ulverston, which employs about 240 people and manufactures material for antibiotics and that will continue to operate alongside the new factory.

Silver could prove to be a valuable alternative raw material for antibiotics and disinfectants as it is relatively free of adverse effects.

Management of osteomyelitis includes symptomatic therapy, immobilization for some patients, adequate drainage of purulent material, and antibiotic therapy consisting of parenteral administration of antibiotics for at least four to eight weeks.

The current factory at the site employs about 240 people and manufactures materials for antibiotics.

For illustrative means, we have compared our findings with a reference material of antibiotic prescriptions for RTIs during two winter months.

In comparison with a reference material of antibiotic prescribing for respiratory tract infections in a Norwegian county during two winter months in 2003, our material shows an overrepresentation of sinusitis (33,2% vs 14,6%) and otitis (21,4% vs 9,1%), and an underrepresentation of lower RTI (13,5% vs 28,5%) and tonsillitis (7,9% vs 16,8%).

This paper reports a nanomagnetic polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxanes (POSS -directing strategy toward construction of molecularly imPOSS -directingmaterialstrategytowardiconstructioneterminatiof in molecularlys.

When comparing the yearly costs per patient in hygiene and/or bandaging materials including antibiotic ointments (direct healthcare costs) with the gain in working days/salary since program implementation (indirect workforce costs), Stillwaggon et al. [24] could calculate per-person savings of more than 130 times the per-person costs of their program.