Sentence examples for oily solution from inspiring English sources

This uses tiny microcapsules filled with electrically-charged particles of white titanium dioxide suspended in an oily solution of black dye.

Ex vivo studies in rat skin depicted that optimized formulation augmented drug skin retention and permeation in 6 h than conventional cream and oily solution of itraconazole.

A daily dose of 24 mg/kg for 4 days led to complete cure for more than 45 days in 100% of treated mice and had an antimalarial efficacy comparable to that of an intramuscular oily solution of arteether and significantly higher than that of an oily solution of β-arteether given orally at the same dose.

The risk from which the difference between individuals of the compound absorption amounts resulting from the flow of the bile secretion serves as the maximum was high in order of oily solution > suspension > SEDDS type O/W microemulsion.

Plasma profiles obtained after administration of oily solution showed a prolonged bupivacaine release with lower peak plasma levels as compared to administration of an aqueous formulation applied in the same compartment.

The ratios of AUC in the non-treated rats to that in the bile-fistula rats were 5.1, 12.1 and 3.0 for the suspension, the oily solution and the SEDDS type O/W microemulsion, respectively.

There is little data on the production, chemical composition and biological activity of water and oily solutions of propolis.

Along with aqueous suspensions, oily solutions, microspheres and implants, conjugates of drug substances with biocompatible and biodegradable polymers have been widely investigated for drug delivery applications (1, 2).

Drug pharmacokinetics of sterilized F31 [Miglyol® 812, Cremophor® EL: polyethylene glycol 400 (1:2) and water (5, 55 and 40%, w/w, respectively)] in situ NE gel and oily drug solution were evaluated in rabbit aqueous humor.

The solutions were oily and sticky.

They solved the problem, Dioumaev and Bullock report in the 31 July issue of Nature, by using catalytic compounds that tend to form an oily mass in a nonpolar solution before separating out.