Sentence examples for solid medicines from inspiring English sources

3 6 Therefore, WHO currently favours that young children, particularly in developing countries, be treated with oral solid medicines.

These disadvantages may be avoided by the use of oral solid medicines, such as powders or tablets.

Many disadvantages associated with taking oral liquids can be avoided by the use of flexible oral solid medicines that are convenient to use by patients who cannot swallow tablets and capsules.

The sphere was not perceived to be an appropriate way of administering an oral solid medicine.

In the present study, children who had at least one sensitive allele (PP or AP) of the bitter taste receptor gene TAS2R38 were more likely to report rejecting liquid medications than were children with the insensitive (AA) allele, extending our previous findings that this taste genotype is associated with experience of solid medicine formulations [ 17].

The MedEye system can also use external cameras and barcode scanners for verifying non-solid medicines, such as liquids, or other medicines not in its pill database.

Overall, the highest acceptability scores for torus printlets indicates that FDM 3DP is a promising fabrication technology towards increasing patient acceptability of solid oral medicines.

Further research is required to demonstrate the application of mini-tablets in practice.> In older patients, age- or disease-related swallowing difficulties affect their ability to take solid oral medicines.

The test for detection of soluble solids in medicines used refractometry as the method of choice, because despite some drawbacks (such as loss of sensitivity and temperature dependency) [ 26] it has been used in studies assessing physicochemical parameters of oral liquid medicines [ 14, 17].

The same goes for the symmetrical groupings of patients, who perform synchronized exercises with matching solid-color medicine balls, or the patterned tiles of ballroom expanses and hospital floors, or the instruments of medical affliction with which Volmer works his diabolical scheme.

Covers applications of cellular solids in medicine, such as increased fracture risk due to trabecular bone loss in patients with osteoporosis, the development of metal foam coatings for orthopedic implants, and designing porous scaffolds for tissue engineering that mimic the extracellular matrix.