Definition of sustained-release in English:

sustained-release

adjective

Medicine

Denoting a drug preparation in a capsule containing numerous tiny pellets with different coatings that release their contents steadily over a long period.
〔医〕（制剂）持续释放的
Example sentencesExamples
- Allan and colleagues compared transdermal fentanyl to sustained-release oral morphine in patients with noncancer chronic pain in a large, multicenter, two-way, crossover trial.
- Sustained pain relief can be achieved with long-acting preparations, such as sustained-release oxycodone, morphine preparations or transdermal fentanyl.
- Once a patient's pain has started to stabilize and an effective daily dose can be estimated, immediate - release preparations can be converted to sustained-release preparations.
- Free nicotinic acid content was close to 500 mg per pill in the immediate- and sustained-release preparations.
- The first phase of the study demonstrated that the ascending dose that mirrored a sustained-release preparation was similar to the standard three-times-per-day dosage of methylphenidate.

Definition of sustained-release in US English:

sustained-release

adjectivesəˌstāndrəˈlēssəˌsteɪndrəˈlis

Medicine

attributive Denoting a drug preparation in a capsule containing numerous tiny pellets with different coatings that release their contents steadily over a long period.
〔医〕（制剂）持续释放的
Example sentencesExamples
- The first phase of the study demonstrated that the ascending dose that mirrored a sustained-release preparation was similar to the standard three-times-per-day dosage of methylphenidate.
- Free nicotinic acid content was close to 500 mg per pill in the immediate- and sustained-release preparations.
- Sustained pain relief can be achieved with long-acting preparations, such as sustained-release oxycodone, morphine preparations or transdermal fentanyl.
- Allan and colleagues compared transdermal fentanyl to sustained-release oral morphine in patients with noncancer chronic pain in a large, multicenter, two-way, crossover trial.
- Once a patient's pain has started to stabilize and an effective daily dose can be estimated, immediate - release preparations can be converted to sustained-release preparations.

单词	sustained-release
释义	Definition of sustained-release in English: sustained-release adjective Medicine Denoting a drug preparation in a capsule containing numerous tiny pellets with different coatings that release their contents steadily over a long period. 〔医〕（制剂）持续释放的 Example sentencesExamples Allan and colleagues compared transdermal fentanyl to sustained-release oral morphine in patients with noncancer chronic pain in a large, multicenter, two-way, crossover trial. Sustained pain relief can be achieved with long-acting preparations, such as sustained-release oxycodone, morphine preparations or transdermal fentanyl. Once a patient's pain has started to stabilize and an effective daily dose can be estimated, immediate - release preparations can be converted to sustained-release preparations. Free nicotinic acid content was close to 500 mg per pill in the immediate- and sustained-release preparations. The first phase of the study demonstrated that the ascending dose that mirrored a sustained-release preparation was similar to the standard three-times-per-day dosage of methylphenidate. Definition of sustained-release in US English: sustained-release adjectivesəˌstāndrəˈlēssəˌsteɪndrəˈlis Medicine attributive Denoting a drug preparation in a capsule containing numerous tiny pellets with different coatings that release their contents steadily over a long period. 〔医〕（制剂）持续释放的 Example sentencesExamples The first phase of the study demonstrated that the ascending dose that mirrored a sustained-release preparation was similar to the standard three-times-per-day dosage of methylphenidate. Free nicotinic acid content was close to 500 mg per pill in the immediate- and sustained-release preparations. Sustained pain relief can be achieved with long-acting preparations, such as sustained-release oxycodone, morphine preparations or transdermal fentanyl. Allan and colleagues compared transdermal fentanyl to sustained-release oral morphine in patients with noncancer chronic pain in a large, multicenter, two-way, crossover trial. Once a patient's pain has started to stabilize and an effective daily dose can be estimated, immediate - release preparations can be converted to sustained-release preparations.
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