Sentence examples for standard dispensing from inspiring English sources

With the drug still competitively priced, the pharmacist then grabbed (after a government levy) a $1.48 trading profit, in addition to a standard dispensing fee allowed on the medicine.

The procedures for the co-inoculation assay were similar to those of the pre-infection assay above with the following modifications [15]: 70 µl of screen medium was dispensed into each well of a 96-well non-binding half area plate (Corning) using a MultiDrop Combi Plate Filler (Thermo Scientific) equipped with a standard dispensing cassette (Thermo Scientific).

He said it was "condescending" and rejected what he called the court's "double standard" in dispensing international justice.

Diluted samples and standards were mixed thoroughly and 100 μl of each sample or standard was dispensed into duplicate wells of the 96-well microtitre plates provided.

The standard regimen dispensed is a percentage calculated by comparing the cumulative dose of each drug dispensed with the total recommended.

40 µl of each test sample and standard was dispensed in a 96 wells microplate to which 200 µL of OPA reagent solution was added.

Following this period, the wells were washed and 50  μL of either samples or standard was dispensed into each well and the plates incubated for 2 hours at 37°C.

Following this, the wells were washed and 50  μL of either samples or standard were dispensed into each well and the plates were incubated for 2 hours at 37°C.

While drops and syrups containing iron, folic acid and Vit B12 have traditionally been the standard form of dispensing iron salts, companies also incorporate these ingredients into infant formulas [ 4], and multi-vitamin formulas [ 5].

To examine the validity of (1) maternal questionnaire report of children's use of antiasthmatics using a prescription database as the reference standard and (2) dispensed antiasthmatics as a measure of asthma using maternal report of children's asthma as the reference standard.

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