Sentence examples for solution advanced from inspiring English sources

Dry powder inhalation aerosols of antibiotic drugs (a first-line aminoglycoside, tobramycin, and a first-line macrolide, azithromycin) and a sugar alcohol mucolytic agent (mannitol) as co-spray dried (co-SD) particles at various molar ratios of drug mannitol were successfully produced by organic solution advanced co-spray drying from dilute solute concentration.

Respirable microparticles/nanoparticles of the antibiotics vancomycin (VCM) and clarithromycin (CLM) were successfully designed and developed by novel organic solution advanced spray drying from methanol solution.

The reason is that he presented Lincoln as a problem and not a solution, advanced the idea that Lincoln's legacy was a set of questions, really, rather than a set of answers".

The solution advanced by ToS DR puts a premium on at-a-glance digestibility, since the typical user experience on a ToS page is to quickly click through to the next page anyway.

Now, after months of debate and a series of detailed studies on the subject, the village's board of trustees appears poised to embrace the solution advanced by the couple since January: a complete revaluation of local properties, and adjustments -- where necessary -- in the tax roll.

One possible solution advanced informally by some Palestinians would be to place the West Bank under some neutral authority, like the United Nations, pending a plebiscite in which West Bankers would decide whether they wished to retain a separate identity or affiliate with Israel or Jordan, or both.

This method determines an "inverse solution" advancing in a sequential fashion in time.

"However, we feel there are some aspects of both the data and solutions advanced that require clarification and debate".

Although alternate forms of correctness have been proposed, none of the solutions advanced to date has simultaneously achieved all four requirements.

The "7 Solutions" advanced to improve higher education in the state promote business-driven changes that would view students as customers and evaluate faculty members by the tuition revenue they generate.

These biases tend to be baked into solutions advanced by law enforcement, youth workers and other actors.