Sentence examples for rapidly soluble from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence that the effect of orally disintegrating tablets or rapidly soluble tablets is any quicker than that of standard tablets.

We hypothesized that the presence of the ketal group on every monomer unit makes the backbone more hydrophilic and results in a more rapidly soluble nanoparticle at pH 7.4.

Why does VSV G not diffuse through cisternal continuities as rapidly as soluble cargo?

AβpE3 42 and Aβ4 42 rapidly form soluble toxic aggregates in vitro having different biochemical properties than full-length Aβ1 42.

Arrays of microneedles composed of drug-loaded poly(lactide- co-glycolide) (PLGA) microparticles or solid PLGA tips are prepared with a supporting and rapidly water-soluble poly acrylic acid) (PAA) matrix.

The combination of PLGA-formulated drug with a rapidly water-soluble PAA supporting matrix (in the case of microparticles) or pedestal (in the case of solid PLGA tips) provides the combined ability to rapidly and simply deliver the PLGA payload upon application to skin for only 5 min and to maintain drug release from implanted PLGA depots long after removal of the microneedle backing.

In mature soils, sesquioxides form the most important general source of rapidly acid-soluble Si (Beckwith and Reeve 1964); consequently, highly weathered soils, such as that used in the present study, can rapidly remove 'added' Si from the soil solution through adsorption reactions, making it unavailable for plant uptake (Jones and Handreck 1965; Tavakkoli et al. 2011).

Monomeric Aβ4 42 and AβpE3 42 were rapidly converted to soluble aggregated species, whereas Aβ1 42 stayed in equilibrium between monomers and soluble oligomers.

They influence antigen access by secreting and ensheathing extracellular matrix-based conduit networks that rapidly convey small, soluble lymph-borne molecules to the SLO core.

Taken together with the fact that these groups are predicted to transport only water, this indicates that their main function lies in regulating the water balance in the rapidly expanding and soluble sugar accumulating, ripening fruit.

and/or rumen bypass of rapidly digestible components (soluble sugars, etc).