It was learned that the physical and chemical stability of the formulations containing the carbamazepine saccharin Cocrystal product were similar to those of carbamazepine in the marketed product, and comparative bioavailability studies demonstrated that the Cocrystal was a viable alternative drug substance to the anhydrous drug form used in the conventional solid dose forms.
Ever since the first GMOs were released, it was discussed whether it is justifiable to apply methods developed for toxicology assessment of chemical substances to viable and reproducible organisms or if new methods had to be developed.
The absence of such a roadmap is sure to deny NATO the military capabilities that are the substance of truly viable Strategic Concept.
A second repeating theme was support for green chemistry, chemical processes that reduce or eliminate the use and generation of hazardous substances in economically viable ways.
She condemned the Republican nominee as "really not a viable candidate... he has no substance to anything that he says, he just goes with the soundbite.
The discovery of serine racemase (SR), the enzyme that converts l-serine to d-serine, established d-serine as a viable NMDAR coagonist rather than a substance that varied according to extraneous sources, such as dietary intake.
The nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund suggested that the bill is the first viable chance to reform the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976.
It's possible that within the next few years there could be an industrially viable process for turning PET into other substances or back into its "original building blocks" so it can be sustainably recycled, he added.
When all of these confounding variables are factored into consideration, three substances emerge as the most viable for further study: nanoparticulates, 1-nitropyrene, and quinone adducts.
There is a need to identify viable and sensitive methods for implementing screening for substance use by women on the part of a wide range of professionals in a position to make referrals to treatment and other resources when necessary.
