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Definition of time-release in English: time-releaseadjective Denoting something, especially a drug preparation, that releases an active substance gradually. Example sentencesExamples - It contains green tea and chamomile to soften and brighten puffy eyes, and time-release liposomes to combat fine lines.
- Or better yet, it can be implanted in time-release form right under that smallpox vaccine scar.
- That's why, when looking to engineer a true time-release mechanism, they turned to the pharmaceutical industry.
- The third Indian on the list is a chemical engineer who has devised time-release polymers to replace multiple vaccine injections and boosters.
- The difference between this and other time-release medication, the researchers say, is that the release rate can be controlled thanks to silicon's conductivity.
- Currently, when other techniques are used to make these time-release capsules, it's hard to make them all of the same size.
- Simply put, to compensate for whey's natural defects and still permit speedy protein-synthesizing delivery, whey must be harnessed with a controlled, time-release mechanism.
- A light sprinkling of time-release fertilizer two or three times a year will help keep the plants healthy.
- In 1998, the Food and Drug Administration inspected manufacturers who made drugs that relied on time-release beads.
- Fertilize hardy geraniums with a time-release fertilizer in spring.
- It is the world's first time-release whey protein crunch bar.
- The time-release solid scent beads are dispensed much like a salt-shaker.
- It uses a patented time-release dispensing system to continually add bacteria to water.
- Her team has developed a model that will permit the injection of stem cells in a protective environment of protein factors to act as a time-release capsule of sorts.
- This light tinted moisturizer uses time-release technology to help skin feel refreshed all day.
- It packs 42 grams of advanced time-release protein into a thick, delectable shake.
- By late 1995, it became clear that oral and catheter-based delivery solutions were not going to achieve the desired effectiveness, but localized, time-release delivery of a product via a stent might.
- He said he wasn't sure why, but he felt as if it were his mother who needed for him to take the time-release dose.
- It is a potent time-release medication for relief of moderate to severe pain, known as hillbilly heroin because of black-market popularity in some rural areas.
- This includes not only faucets and flush valves, but also automated soap dispensers and time-release cleaning solutions that help prevent buildup caused by heavy minerals in hard water.
Definition of time-release in US English: time-releaseadjectivetaɪm rəˈlis Denoting something, especially a medicine, that releases an active substance gradually. Example sentencesExamples - Her team has developed a model that will permit the injection of stem cells in a protective environment of protein factors to act as a time-release capsule of sorts.
- This includes not only faucets and flush valves, but also automated soap dispensers and time-release cleaning solutions that help prevent buildup caused by heavy minerals in hard water.
- Fertilize hardy geraniums with a time-release fertilizer in spring.
- The difference between this and other time-release medication, the researchers say, is that the release rate can be controlled thanks to silicon's conductivity.
- Or better yet, it can be implanted in time-release form right under that smallpox vaccine scar.
- This light tinted moisturizer uses time-release technology to help skin feel refreshed all day.
- The time-release solid scent beads are dispensed much like a salt-shaker.
- It is a potent time-release medication for relief of moderate to severe pain, known as hillbilly heroin because of black-market popularity in some rural areas.
- It packs 42 grams of advanced time-release protein into a thick, delectable shake.
- A light sprinkling of time-release fertilizer two or three times a year will help keep the plants healthy.
- He said he wasn't sure why, but he felt as if it were his mother who needed for him to take the time-release dose.
- By late 1995, it became clear that oral and catheter-based delivery solutions were not going to achieve the desired effectiveness, but localized, time-release delivery of a product via a stent might.
- The third Indian on the list is a chemical engineer who has devised time-release polymers to replace multiple vaccine injections and boosters.
- It is the world's first time-release whey protein crunch bar.
- That's why, when looking to engineer a true time-release mechanism, they turned to the pharmaceutical industry.
- It contains green tea and chamomile to soften and brighten puffy eyes, and time-release liposomes to combat fine lines.
- It uses a patented time-release dispensing system to continually add bacteria to water.
- In 1998, the Food and Drug Administration inspected manufacturers who made drugs that relied on time-release beads.
- Currently, when other techniques are used to make these time-release capsules, it's hard to make them all of the same size.
- Simply put, to compensate for whey's natural defects and still permit speedy protein-synthesizing delivery, whey must be harnessed with a controlled, time-release mechanism.
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