Sentence examples for need for formulation from inspiring English sources

There is also urgent need for formulation of strategies for maintaining water quality of all the five rivers of Uttarakhand, which are important assets of Himalayan region.

The technological challenge is to construct a recombinant molecule with good pharmaceutical properties comparable to those of the conventional mAb, such as good molecule characteristics (e.g., homogeneity, stability, low aggregation propensity), and ease of manufacturing and downstream processing including high level productivity, simple purification process and no special need for formulation.

In the following of this section, we introduce the basic concepts and constructions of variational analysis and generalized differentiation needed for formulations and justifications of the main results of the paper.

The evolution of respiratory therapeutics has created a need for flexible formulation technologies to engineer respirable particles.

However, administration of proteins to the lungs presents several challenges such as the need for appropriate formulation strategies to overcome high inter-particle interactions and physico-chemical degradation that can lead to loss of biological activity and/or safety issues.

Already in The Logic of Modern Physics he had opined: "I personally question whether the elements of Einstein's formulation, such as curvature of space-time, are closely enough connected with immediate physical experience ever to be accepted as an ultimate in a scheme of explanation, and I very much feel the need for a formulation in more intimate physical terms" (1927, 176).

We therefore emphasize the urgent need for the formulation of specific criteria for interpreting susceptibility in Kocuria species.

It is clear there is a need for corrected formulations, which will be presented here.

Composite films of polyaniline and polyacrylate were processed from the crude dispersion with no need for post-formulation.

There is a need for novel formulations to improve the bioavailability through the vaginal/rectal mucosa of microbicidal drug substances against sexually transmitted diseases.

These innovative materials (e.g. star polymers, polymer brushes, macrocyclic polymers, and hyperbranched polymers) combine many of the desirable properties of traditional nanoparticle therapies while substantially reducing or eliminating the need for complex formulations.