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Meaning of "solubilised"
Solubilised is the past tense form of the verb 'solubilize,' meaning to make a substance more soluble or capable of being dissolved
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solubilised
Partially solubilised rock phosphate with magnesium.
Several steps are necessary to purify the solubilised mannoprotein.
The solubilised material is determined by a nitrogen assay.
The nutrients are solubilised in boiling water.
Solubilised in water it was precipitated a second time with ethanol.
The drug is usually solubilised in the surfactant.
In both cases mannoprotein and other impurities are solubilised.
Amyloid may be solubilised in formic acid.
Solubilised material is preferably removed by filtration under partial vacuum.
The active ingredient is solubilised in the resulting solution.
In another embodiment it may also be administered as a powder solubilised in water.
The mixture was solubilised at room temperature.
The filtrate is then evaporated and the residue is solubilised in acetonitrile.
Materials should be solubilised by wetting the workplace prevention of dusts.
The white solid thus obtained is solubilised in ethanol.
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Partially solubilised rock phosphate.
Product consisting of potato starch largely solubilised by heat treatment.
Treating the solubilised mahnoprotein recovered as a solution with phosphodiesterase.
The active substance is in an enhanced solubilised or permeabilised form.
This was solubilised by the surfactant present to form a clear solution.
The film may be biodegradable or solubilised under certain conditions.
They are easily solubilised in the fatty phases of cosmetic or dermopharmaceutical preparations.
The supernatant was collected as the solubilised cell membrane fraction.
The dry solubilised biopolymer material is scraped from the drum.
In these compositions the fenofibrate is solubilised in the oil phase.
The solubilised extract is dried under vacuum onto the resin.
They may be in dispersed or solubilised form within the composition.
This corrected value is defined herein as the percentage solubilised xylose.
In vivo biotinylated receptors are solubilised and incubated at different temperatures.
The active material in the core can be present in a micronised or solubilised form.
In solution formulations the drug is solubilised in the liquefied propellant phase.
The solubilised enzyme preparations are obtained from membrane preparations containing this enzyme.
The three phosphate sources were solubilised by the isolates in varying proportions.
The invention also relates to the preparations containing the enzyme in solubilised form.
Arbutin is solubilised in ethanol.
Is on a flow lithium oxygen battery where the redox catalysts is solubilised in the catholyte.
In another preferred embodiment the solubilised peptide mixture is sterilised by filtration.
The solubilised base improves the oxidative stability of the polyol fatty acid polyesters.
Sample of the polymer esterified in this way is solubilised in carbon disulphide.
This compound is solubilised in dichloromethane and a solid deposit on silica gel is realized.
At each stage the precipitated fibrinogen must be solubilised in a suitable buffer eg.
Optionally the dry solubilised biopolymer material is chopped into little pellets.
In effect within microemulsions one phase is solubilised within the other.
This paste is solubilised in water and undergoes diafiltration to remove the sodium citrate.
A storage stable solution comprising ethene solubilised in an aqueous deionised liquid.
This mixture is then heated with stirring such that the biopolymer is fully solubilised.
The latter may have been solubilised beforehand in sulphuric acid solutions.
The solvent is removed in vacuo and the crude oil is solubilised in ethyl acetate.
The drug is present in solubilised form after dilution and does not precipitate out.
The lipoprotein may be associated with a lipid bilayer and may be solubilised with detergent.
