Sentence examples for pharmaceutical effects from inspiring English sources

Morphology heavily influences targeting efficiency, as well as pharmaceutical effects.

Molecular descriptors and properties of the efficiency type can support us in illustrating various chemical and pharmaceutical effects.

Despite the various pharmaceutical effects of geniposide on a human body, its hydrolysis into a smaller molecule, genipin, by β-glucosidase produced by bacteria in the intestines is particularly important to improve geniposide uptake into the body.

Second, more rapid kinetics of FP-CIT in patients is even further accelerated in mice, which makes 123I-β-CIT more suitable for investigating disease models or pharmaceutical effects in mice.

Research on nanoparticle-based delivery systems with special morphology often aims to extend cycling time, increase targeting efficiency, and decrease damage to normal tissues, so as to improve pharmaceutical effects.

Several of these other fungi that have been isolated from natural O. sinensis specimens have similar chemical components and/or pharmaceutical effects as O. sinensis.

Doses high enough to have a pharmaceutical effect also have potent adverse effects, Dr. Hendler said, especially "niacin flush," which is common, and liver toxicity, which is less so.

It accelerates micro solid particles to high speeds sufficient to penetrate the viable epidermis layer to achieve the pharmaceutical effect.

Further, the supersonic flow accelerates the powder micro solid particles through the constant area mixing duct to high speeds sufficient to breach the stratum corneum layer of the human skin to achieve the pharmaceutical effect.

"Magic mushrooms," the recreational hallucinogen long associated with music festivals and hippies, may also one day prove to have a powerful pharmaceutical effect for people with treatment-resistant depression.

Fungi other than O. sinensis originating from natural O. sinensis specimens could be one kind of important resources for developing alternative products of natural O. sinensis specimens [49], and they may also be involved in or contribute to the growth and cultivation as well as the pharmaceutical effect of natural O. sinensis specimens.