Sentence examples for preparation entitled from inspiring English sources

However, officially from the 1960s a certified preparation entitled 'vaccine brucellar therapeutic liquid' was developed and manufactured by the Institute of Vaccines and Sera, Tbilisi, Georgia following completion of preclinical studies.

The floating dosage form of an anticancer drug was prepared in another study entitled "Preparation and Characterization of a Gastric Floating Dosage Form of Capecitabine".

The SIC-FL method was also applied to tablet formulation using three levels of AML and FSM as discussed in the section entitled "Preparation of reagents and samples".

It's a huge amount of work and preparation and it was entitled "The Meaning of Museums," about the ideas behind the formation of museums starting all the way from antiquity through the Age of Enlightenment into the 19th century.

Talbot had contributed the essay entitled "The Preparation for History in Christ" in Lux Mundi.

The Consultation on Protection of the Rights of the Child in the Context of Migration was hosted by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in preparation for the study entitled "Human Rights of Migrants: Migration and the Human Rights of the Child" requested by Human Rights Council Resolution 12/6.

A comic strip, too, was studied by the F.B.I. and became a suspicious fact in her dossier: "The East and West Association, of which Pearl Buck is President, coöperates in the preparation of a comic sheet entitled 'The Twain Shall Meet.' This copyrighted feature has for its purpose the featuring of understanding between peoples of the world.

Tax preparation software has made leaps and bounds in its ability to find all the credits and deductions to which a taxpayer is entitled, and large tax preparation companies such as H&R Block are convenient and perfectly qualified to prepare income tax returns.

Talk-Comment about watching preparations at the Metropolitan Museum for the exhibition entitled "The Vatican Collections: The Papacy and Art".

The New Yorker, January 31 , 1983P. 39 Talk-Comment about watching preparations at the Metropolitan Museum for the exhibition entitled "The Vatican Collections: The Papacy and Art".

By Jane Boutwell The New Yorker, January 31 , 1983P. 39 Talk-Comment about watching preparations at the Metropolitan Museum for the exhibition entitled "The Vatican Collections: The Papacy and Art".