Sentence examples for micronized from inspiring English sources
The word 'micronized' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that has been reduced to very small particles, such as a powder or granules. For example, "The flour was micronized for a finer texture."
Some doctors recommend what are called "micronized" estradiol and progesterone -- suspensions of fine particles said to be easily absorbed in the digestive tract.
Add water and the cleanser, which contains bamboo micronized powder for exfoliating dead skin, goes creamy, helping to "remove all the water-soluble dirt as well as the oils to leave the skin soft, moisturized and brightened," according to Ms. Evrard.
Particularly look for micronized minerals, Dr. Downie said, which blend better into tanned skin.
The best are micronized inorganic substances, titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, found in a number of products (check the labels).
With regard to ingredients, many dermatologists recommend products with micronized titanium or zinc oxide as the most effective sun blockers that leave no white residue on the skin.
The US company buys shredded tyres from waste recyclers and, using its turbo mill technology, turns it into micronized rubber powder (MRP) that's the consistency of flour and smaller than a human hair in diameter.
The most effective products contain a micronized form of titanium dioxide, which provides excellent protection without leaving you white as a ghost.
"If your mood symptoms are continuing to send you on an emotional roller coaster," the book says, "you may want to consider taking either micronized progesterone or one of the S.S.R.I. antidepressants".
Toss out the old products and replace them with a new sunscreen that offers both UV-A and UV-B protection; these contain either Parsol 1789 or micronized zinc or titanium oxide.
Two ingredients now used in "complete" sunscreens in cosmetically acceptable micronized forms are titanium dioxide and zinc oxide.
