Sentence examples for If repurposed from inspiring English sources

If repurposed drugs do work, most experts agree they're more likely to do so in combination with other drugs, rather than on their own.

Despite promising results like these, it could still be years before we know for sure if repurposed drugs work against cancer, and if so, how best to use them.

NFV, the most important anti-cancer drug of the PI family, if repurposed for cancer treatment, would have an important advantage: it has been used for more than 15 years in HIV treatment and its safety, pharmacokinetics, and adverse events are well known.

What will moving lots of services out of hospitals mean for the role of hospitals, and who will have the final say if "repurposing" a hospital, as Bruce Keogh, NHS England's medical director, calls it, provokes a row?

Critics did not ask if repurposing a urinal was legal; they asked if it was art.

E-mail can become extinct, if not repurposed altogether, even at big companies like I.B.M.

It's as if Putin repurposed a cold-war fembot factory to crank out 40-something art-loving sophisticates.

If a repurposed generic drug is shown to be efficacious for neurodegenerative disease, it may lower overall payer costs significantly as there will be an effective low-cost treatment available where previously there were none.

Encountering an outdoor baptismal tub, she wondered if people ever repurposed it for a refreshing summer dip ("If you're already baptized, can you do it just to cool down?") She stumbled on a drive-through prayer center in Arizona, where members "prayed for my photo project while I took the photo".

Given the amount of red tape involved, it could be years before the phone kiosks are repurposed, if the idea is approved.

We asked Moov if it had repurposed materials from its existing digital coaching platforms for the new app.