Sentence examples for pharmaceutical constituents from inspiring English sources

Besides nutritional importance wild edible mushrooms are now well known for their pharmaceutical constituents [ 4, 5].

Seropharmacology also precludes the interference of pharmaceutical constituents on experimental outcome and promote the reliability of research data.

First, the pharmaceutical constituents (chemical, ion, pH value, impurity and osmotic pressure) are bound to alter the experimental condition.

The methanolic extract of MM was subjected to preliminary screening for presence of various bioactive pharmaceutical constituents such as glycoside, alkaloids, steroids, protein, flavonoids, tannin, terpenes and saponins [ 10, 11] Table  1.

This work was performed using an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and this component was the major constituent of the formulation investigated.

In this work, the release of silica from glass by action of constituents from pharmaceutical formulations was investigated.

And if Americans don't acknowledge the depth of the health care problem and the role Congress is playing in choosing the interests of health insurance and pharmaceutical companies over their constituents (as well as the other challenges facing the country), the problem won't be addressed, and the results could be catastrophic.

This can only be done if the ethanolic extract was shown to be essentially similar to aqueous extract, and if both extracts have the same qualitative and quantitative composition of co-active constituents, same pharmaceutical form, and bioequivalence in terms of safety and efficacy [ 40].

On the contrary, the additional water in the sewer network may lead to a dilution of domestic raw sewage resulting in lower concentrations of pharmaceuticals and other wastewater constituents [6].

However, there was an increasing demand for the separation of racemic compound into its chiral constituents in the pharmaceutical and biochemical industries due to the recognition of differences in pharmacological activity of enantiomeric molecules (Mao et al. 2012).

This is a political problem extending over decades and administrations -- the way our government increasingly supports its most financially powerful constituents, and the pharmaceutical industry is probably the most powerful lobby of all.