Sentence examples for suitable release from inspiring English sources
In such an operation, the computation of suitable release positions, velocity and attitude is essential.
The microspheres made from the PLGA (Mw=34,000 Da) with Labrafil addition (10%) and ibuprofen:polymer (15%) ratio (formulation 1) yielded the most suitable release profiles.
Among different rate controlling membranes, ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) membrane containing 19% vinyl acetate demonstrated a more suitable release rate for bufalin than the other membranes.
The current work is an attempt to co-deliver topotecan (hydrophilic moiety) and thymoquinone (lipophilic moiety) from a nanomatrix eliciting a suitable release profile.
A combined analytical approach including GIS-based landscale scand and ground-truthed habitat scale models provides a robust method by which suitable release sites can be identified for the population supplementation and restoration of an endangered species.
Nanomedicine aims to advance cancer treatment through functional nanocarriers that delivers one or more therapeutics to cancer tissue and cells with minimal off-target effects and suitable release kinetics and dosages.
These conclusions show that use of suitable releasing displacement can increase the self-supporting capacity of the surrounding rock.
Five probation officers interviewed Hindawi and two considered he was suitable for release, one thought he could be released if he remained in Britain, while the remaining two did not support release.
Xanthan gum and guar gum were chosen as the candidate matrix-forming material to obtain suitable slow release of the drug from the sustained-release layer present in the prepared bilayer tablets due to biocompatibility, inertness, and its wide application as sustained-release excipients.
Therefore, it is essential to select a suitable drug release medium to protect the plasmid DNA from degradation during in vitro drug release period.
The O-glycans are usually released from O-glycoproteins by reductive β-elimination method because no enzymes are suitable to release the O-glycans.
