Sentence examples for more active principles from inspiring English sources

A polymedicated user in the present study was defined as someone receiving 16 or more active principles in a month.

A recent proposal to condense into a single drug more active principles (polypill), as a tool for primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease and T2DM evolution, is, in theory, apparently very attractive.

In his two essays Schleiermacher himself embraces a modified form of Spinozist monism similar in character to Herder's (in particular, like Herder, he inclines to substitute for Spinoza's single substance the more active principle of a single fundamental force).

Most importantly, 8 formulations out of 9 were up to one thousand times more toxic than their active principles.

Another group of criticisms derived from More's dissatisfaction with Descartes's version of mind-body dualism, including aspects of the union and interaction of body and soul, the denial of souls in animals, and major differences about what can be achieved by matter in motion, and what for More requires a more active (and therefore immaterial) principle (Henry 1986 , 1989.

And so while the principle of more active involvement has become a sort of mantra in European discourse, the content of that role has been much more elusive.

A faith obviously isn't the same as a culture – its principles are often more active and conscious than the conventions of culture.

The facility of implementation reached by solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (ssNMR) spectroscopy makes this technique increasingly popular in pharmaceutical sciences, and more specifically for the dosage of active principles in pharmaceutical formulations, since about 80% of the formulations currently available on the market are present in the solid form.

This suggests the tube dilution method may permit a more rapid accumulation and concentration of active principles than the diffusion method.

The intervention was designed to provide more active functional rehabilitation based upon physiological principles of exercise prescription, in all phases of the study than would be received as part of usual care.

More active efforts for clinical application of these principles should be supported.