Sentence examples for release formula from inspiring English sources

An arbitrary heat release formula was used to predict the cylinder pressure, which was used to find the indicated work done.

During the nineteen-eighties, Raymond and Mortimer Sackler had a great success at Purdue with an innovative painkiller called MS Contin, a morphine pill with a patented "controlled release" formula: the drug dissolved gradually into the bloodstream over several hours.

Still, from a purely fiscal perspective, it may be wise to vary their release formula.

Furthermore, the isolate displayed the maximum difference between the sustained release formula F20 and the fast release formula F6 since the latter decreased the bacterial count over time and showed a significant better killing effect from the beginning of the experiment onwards reaching the level of bactericidal endpoint (99.9% killing) after ca. 4 hours.

The test solutions used iron syrup (Ferrose®, SPIMACO, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) with iron in the form of ferric oxide polymaltose (FOP), slow release formula (Ferroglobin®, Vitabiotics ltd., London, UK) containing ferrous fumarate (FF and a combination of the two (FOP + FF).

Ferrous Fumarate Group (FF) – 35 ml of slow release formula (Ferroglobin®, Vitabiotics ltd., London, UK) was diluted with artificial saliva (Caphosol® Cytogen Corp). to make up 250 ml such that the total available iron content in the solution was approximately 100 mg (100.2 mg) in the form of ferrous fumarate.

Although there was no significant time difference between the other two modified sustained release formulas (F13 and F20) in reaching bactericidal activity (6 and 6 8 hours, resp).

On the other hand, F6 showed less inhibitory effect after 24 hrs of incubation than the other two sustained release formulas F13 and F20 whose effect started to be bactericidal from 6 hours onward and showed better bactericidal effect after 24 hours of incubation though F20 appeared to be slightly less active than F13.

Newer drugs like Lunesta and Ambien CR, a controlled-release formula, cost about $4 a pill.

Purdue developed a pill of pure oxycodone, with a time-release formula similar to that of MS Contin.

The time-release formula meant that, in principle, patients could safely ingest one giant dose every twelve hours.