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Crystallization of drug from an amorphous formulation is expected to negatively impact its bioperformance following oral delivery. In evaluating this in vivo, neat crystalline drug is typically mixed with the amorphous formulation. However, this approach may not adequately mimic the effect of drug crystals that form within the amorphous matrix, because crystal properties are highly dependent on the crystallization environment.
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