Sentence examples for topical to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "topical to" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect
It can be used when discussing subjects that are relevant or pertinent to a particular topic or context. Example: "The research findings are topical to the ongoing debate about climate change."
When we grouped the studies into subgroups, three studies examined intracervical injection, 21 27 35 five used paracervical injection, 15 16 30 36 37 five used transcervical application (topical into the uterine cavity), 14 32 33 38 39 and two applied the anaesthetic topically (topical to the cervix only).
Even Joan Baez, in a recent conversation, said that she is moving away from the topical to more personal music.
From topical to trite is a short step but a fatal one.
The high-tech show is topical, to the point and cleverly written (in French).
And who could quibble with Gary Rhodes' double dip – an extra thick layer of crunch for your buck, and economically topical to boot.
The shows, in music, theater, comedy and dance, range from the topical to the pointless, the hilarious to the dismal, the wonderfully weird to the weirdly awful.
Delivery volume and surgical state are established factors influencing the effectiveness to topical delivery to the sinuses.
It may not be possible to apply topical treatments to acne so close to your mouth.
Those medications could be anything from topical anesthetics to antibiotics to more sophisticated things like growth hormones that accelerate healing.
So you're going to find topical excuses to warble about biscuits?
Further studies are needed to compare topical efficacy to other transdermal delivery methods and skin permeation enhancers.
