Definition of pharmacology in English:

pharmacology

noun ˌfɑːməˈkɒlədʒiˌfɑrməˈkɑlədʒi

mass noun

The branch of medicine concerned with the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs.
药理学，药物学
Example sentencesExamples
- The main thrust of the book is to describe the toxicology and pharmacology of herbal products.
- The pharmacology of phenytoin is complex but well understood.
- The concept of ethnic group differences in pharmacokinetic responses is far from new in the clinical pharmacology literature.
- Thus, ginseng has potential to serve as a cognition-enhancing herbal medicine, based on its pharmacology and animal studies.
- The epidemiology, clinical presentation, and pharmacology of fatal and non-fatal heroin overdoses have recently been reviewed.
- Identification of this inducible isoform of Cox created a new focus of interest in prostaglandin biochemistry, pharmacology and therapeutics.
- We are not aware of any studies in the literature on the integration of psychotherapy and pharmacology for children with epilepsy.
- The harm to benefit ratio varies according to the condition being treated, the drug's pharmacology, and the availability and safety of other therapeutic options.
- During the meetings, the rationale behind monitoring level of sedation and the pharmacology of the drugs used were discussed.
- Most ADRs were predictable from the known pharmacology of the drugs and many represented known interactions and are therefore likely to be preventable.
- Barnes has described the appropriate pharmacology of tiotropium for the treatment of COPD.
- There, at a time when new drugs were bursting on to the scene, he set up the country's first division of clinical pharmacology to bring good science to drug appraisal.
- Buprenorphine's unique effects and pharmacology make it an attractive and clinically helpful treatment option.
- Mice and humans share much anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and pharmacology, but there are some major differences.
- The objectives of this study were to assess the molecular pharmacology of benzamide riboside as an anti-leukemic agent.
- Perhaps the most serious post-1970 challenge to psychotherapy came from pharmacology.
- It is important that lessons are learnt from these cases and that they are used to improve our understanding of vector biology and pharmacology.
- The marmoset is also an important model for research into infectious disease and pharmacology.
- The key point about nicotine gum pharmacology is that the absorption takes place buccally.
- Surgery or pharmacology may make it possible to develop muscles to any level one desires without the discipline of workouts.

Derivatives

pharmacologist

noun ˌfɑːməˈkɒlədʒɪstˌfɑrməˈkɑlədʒəst

The authors are clinical pharmacologists with long experience of caring for patients with, and collating information on, adverse drug reactions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Collaborations between marine chemists, molecular pharmacologists, and cell biologists have yielded an impressive library of potentially useful cancer, viral, antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, cardiovascular, and CNS drugs.
- [We need] a pharmacologist to work as part of an animal modeling team that is focusing on the therapeutic area of pain.
- As pharmacologists, we want to understand how patterns of activity at receptor populations associate with mental phenomena.
- Chemists and pharmacologists can alter a drug to decrease its entry into the central nervous system and avoid sleepiness as with the newer antihistamines.

Origin

Early 18th century: from modern Latin pharmacologia, from Greek pharmakon 'drug'.

Definition of pharmacology in US English:

pharmacology

nounˌfärməˈkäləjēˌfɑrməˈkɑlədʒi

The branch of medicine concerned with the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs.
药理学，药物学
Example sentencesExamples
- Identification of this inducible isoform of Cox created a new focus of interest in prostaglandin biochemistry, pharmacology and therapeutics.
- Barnes has described the appropriate pharmacology of tiotropium for the treatment of COPD.
- The objectives of this study were to assess the molecular pharmacology of benzamide riboside as an anti-leukemic agent.
- The pharmacology of phenytoin is complex but well understood.
- During the meetings, the rationale behind monitoring level of sedation and the pharmacology of the drugs used were discussed.
- Buprenorphine's unique effects and pharmacology make it an attractive and clinically helpful treatment option.
- Mice and humans share much anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and pharmacology, but there are some major differences.
- Most ADRs were predictable from the known pharmacology of the drugs and many represented known interactions and are therefore likely to be preventable.
- The main thrust of the book is to describe the toxicology and pharmacology of herbal products.
- Surgery or pharmacology may make it possible to develop muscles to any level one desires without the discipline of workouts.
- The harm to benefit ratio varies according to the condition being treated, the drug's pharmacology, and the availability and safety of other therapeutic options.
- Perhaps the most serious post-1970 challenge to psychotherapy came from pharmacology.
- The epidemiology, clinical presentation, and pharmacology of fatal and non-fatal heroin overdoses have recently been reviewed.
- Thus, ginseng has potential to serve as a cognition-enhancing herbal medicine, based on its pharmacology and animal studies.
- The marmoset is also an important model for research into infectious disease and pharmacology.
- It is important that lessons are learnt from these cases and that they are used to improve our understanding of vector biology and pharmacology.
- We are not aware of any studies in the literature on the integration of psychotherapy and pharmacology for children with epilepsy.
- There, at a time when new drugs were bursting on to the scene, he set up the country's first division of clinical pharmacology to bring good science to drug appraisal.
- The key point about nicotine gum pharmacology is that the absorption takes place buccally.
- The concept of ethnic group differences in pharmacokinetic responses is far from new in the clinical pharmacology literature.

Origin

Early 18th century: from modern Latin pharmacologia, from Greek pharmakon ‘drug’.

词汇	pharmacology
释义	Definition of pharmacology in English: pharmacology noun ˌfɑːməˈkɒlədʒiˌfɑrməˈkɑlədʒi mass noun The branch of medicine concerned with the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs. 药理学，药物学 Example sentencesExamples The main thrust of the book is to describe the toxicology and pharmacology of herbal products. The pharmacology of phenytoin is complex but well understood. The concept of ethnic group differences in pharmacokinetic responses is far from new in the clinical pharmacology literature. Thus, ginseng has potential to serve as a cognition-enhancing herbal medicine, based on its pharmacology and animal studies. The epidemiology, clinical presentation, and pharmacology of fatal and non-fatal heroin overdoses have recently been reviewed. Identification of this inducible isoform of Cox created a new focus of interest in prostaglandin biochemistry, pharmacology and therapeutics. We are not aware of any studies in the literature on the integration of psychotherapy and pharmacology for children with epilepsy. The harm to benefit ratio varies according to the condition being treated, the drug's pharmacology, and the availability and safety of other therapeutic options. During the meetings, the rationale behind monitoring level of sedation and the pharmacology of the drugs used were discussed. Most ADRs were predictable from the known pharmacology of the drugs and many represented known interactions and are therefore likely to be preventable. Barnes has described the appropriate pharmacology of tiotropium for the treatment of COPD. There, at a time when new drugs were bursting on to the scene, he set up the country's first division of clinical pharmacology to bring good science to drug appraisal. Buprenorphine's unique effects and pharmacology make it an attractive and clinically helpful treatment option. Mice and humans share much anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and pharmacology, but there are some major differences. The objectives of this study were to assess the molecular pharmacology of benzamide riboside as an anti-leukemic agent. Perhaps the most serious post-1970 challenge to psychotherapy came from pharmacology. It is important that lessons are learnt from these cases and that they are used to improve our understanding of vector biology and pharmacology. The marmoset is also an important model for research into infectious disease and pharmacology. The key point about nicotine gum pharmacology is that the absorption takes place buccally. Surgery or pharmacology may make it possible to develop muscles to any level one desires without the discipline of workouts. Derivatives pharmacologist noun ˌfɑːməˈkɒlədʒɪstˌfɑrməˈkɑlədʒəst The authors are clinical pharmacologists with long experience of caring for patients with, and collating information on, adverse drug reactions. Example sentencesExamples Collaborations between marine chemists, molecular pharmacologists, and cell biologists have yielded an impressive library of potentially useful cancer, viral, antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, cardiovascular, and CNS drugs. [We need] a pharmacologist to work as part of an animal modeling team that is focusing on the therapeutic area of pain. As pharmacologists, we want to understand how patterns of activity at receptor populations associate with mental phenomena. Chemists and pharmacologists can alter a drug to decrease its entry into the central nervous system and avoid sleepiness as with the newer antihistamines. Origin Early 18th century: from modern Latin pharmacologia, from Greek pharmakon 'drug'. Definition of pharmacology in US English: pharmacology nounˌfärməˈkäləjēˌfɑrməˈkɑlədʒi The branch of medicine concerned with the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs. 药理学，药物学 Example sentencesExamples Identification of this inducible isoform of Cox created a new focus of interest in prostaglandin biochemistry, pharmacology and therapeutics. Barnes has described the appropriate pharmacology of tiotropium for the treatment of COPD. The objectives of this study were to assess the molecular pharmacology of benzamide riboside as an anti-leukemic agent. The pharmacology of phenytoin is complex but well understood. During the meetings, the rationale behind monitoring level of sedation and the pharmacology of the drugs used were discussed. Buprenorphine's unique effects and pharmacology make it an attractive and clinically helpful treatment option. Mice and humans share much anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, and pharmacology, but there are some major differences. Most ADRs were predictable from the known pharmacology of the drugs and many represented known interactions and are therefore likely to be preventable. The main thrust of the book is to describe the toxicology and pharmacology of herbal products. Surgery or pharmacology may make it possible to develop muscles to any level one desires without the discipline of workouts. The harm to benefit ratio varies according to the condition being treated, the drug's pharmacology, and the availability and safety of other therapeutic options. Perhaps the most serious post-1970 challenge to psychotherapy came from pharmacology. The epidemiology, clinical presentation, and pharmacology of fatal and non-fatal heroin overdoses have recently been reviewed. Thus, ginseng has potential to serve as a cognition-enhancing herbal medicine, based on its pharmacology and animal studies. The marmoset is also an important model for research into infectious disease and pharmacology. It is important that lessons are learnt from these cases and that they are used to improve our understanding of vector biology and pharmacology. We are not aware of any studies in the literature on the integration of psychotherapy and pharmacology for children with epilepsy. There, at a time when new drugs were bursting on to the scene, he set up the country's first division of clinical pharmacology to bring good science to drug appraisal. The key point about nicotine gum pharmacology is that the absorption takes place buccally. The concept of ethnic group differences in pharmacokinetic responses is far from new in the clinical pharmacology literature. Origin Early 18th century: from modern Latin pharmacologia, from Greek pharmakon ‘drug’.
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