Sentence examples for reservoir devices from inspiring English sources

With water-activated, pH-controlled silicone reservoir devices, both the rate of drug release and the duration of constant release were controlled.

Results showed that following a short burst, the release rate of implant A followed zero-order kinetics, typical of reservoir devices, and the cumulative release of implant B was proportional to the square root of time, as expected for a matrix delivery device.

The association strength, which is altered by varying the chemical structure of the cationic cosolute, determines the spatial homogeneity of the gelation process, creating DNA reservoir devices and DNA matrix devices that can be designed to release either single- (ssDNA) or double-stranded (dsDNA) DNA.

Thus, it could be concluded that at low concentration of sodium alginate the micropellets acted as reservoir devices of frusemide which released its content depending on the concentration gradient.

Two types of diffusion-controlled systems have been developed; the first is a reservoir device in which the bioactive agent (drug) forms a core surrounded by an inert diffusion barrier.

Examples of the passive systems include diffusion-controlled systems wherein the drug is either in a reservoir device surrounded by an inert barrier or membrane or the drug is dissolved in an inert polymer.

A reservoir-based device constructed of a completely biodegradable elastomer can enable several new implantation and insertion options for localized drug therapy, particularly in the case of urological therapies.

In this RS model, the ZrO y interfacial layer behaved as an oxygen reservoir in the device.

One drop of bacteria-containing anolyte into the anodic inlet and another drop of potassium ferricyanide for cathodic reaction flowed through patterned fluidic pathways within the paper matrix, both vertically and horizontally, reaching each of the four MFCs and filling the reservoir of each device.

Sophisticated systems composed of reservoirs, wires, heating devices, and other elements have become part of our usual armamentarium in the intensive care unit.

Oral pulsatile delivery is pursued by means of a variety of release platforms, namely reservoir, capsular and osmotic devices.