The FDA requires that generics provide blood levels of a drug that are 80% to 125% of what the brand name drug produces. However, the generic antidepressant may be formulated with different non-active ingredients -- the stuff that binds and coats the pills â which can affect the rate at which a drug is released.
A parallelogram is a two-dimensional rhomboid or quadrilateral with four sides. The four sides, or edges, consist of two pairs, each with the opposite side parallel and congruent. The two pairs of consecutive angles, or vertices, in a parallelogram are supplementary, which means that the sum of the angles in each consecutive pair is 180 degrees.
A parallelogram is a rectangle with each side that it's opposite to (or doesn't intersect with), parallel to the other, meaning that if the lines just continue and continue, they'll never intersect. A square is a parallelogram because the opposite sides, if you continue the line, they'll never touch each other.