Значения термина petrolatum на английском

But reminiscent of petrolatum in some respects, Sara said.

Tal said, "You told us something about it being like petrolatum."

Oral breathing was induced by applying petrolatum ointment in nostrils for occlusion both nasal cavities.

The composition of the tissue is far more complex than the composition of petrolatum, of course.

It also includes lesser quantities of petrolatum, polybutene, microcrystalline wax, castor oil, lanolin, and propylene carbonate.

See that solids are thoroughly pulverized and sifted, then add and thoroughly incorporate oil and petrolatum.

The control group received topical petrolatum-based ointment (group B).

So the paraffin mol­ecules stick together and stay harder at room temperature, while the petrolatum spreads more easily.

After applying petrolatum ointment of nostrils, all the mice switch to oral breathing with apparent discomfort (bradypnea).

Subjects were tested with grass pollen allergen extract in petrolatum and with unprocessed native dry pollen of Dactylis glomerata.

And Flyte said to Sara, "But surely you're not saying the amorphous tissue is anything as simple as petrolatum."

The amorphous tissue resembles petrolatum only in that it has a somewhat similar mix of hydrocarbons that register very high values.

None of the subjects discontinued use of the white petrolatum or the adapalene solution 0.1%.

And with such extraordinarily high carbon content... Well, what I mean is, this thing's tissue seems like an organic, metabolically active cousin of petrolatum.

A man once suggested (whipping out a tub of Vaseline as he did so) attempting to fist me with a petrolatum-based aid.

Petrolatum and emulsifying wax, meanwhile, have a smoothing effect, and mineral oil prevents water loss.