Sentence examples for array of new drugs from inspiring English sources
Over the past decade, an array of new drugs has become available to treat chronic infection and suppress the virus so that it causes little or no harm.
In the last decade, doctors have been able to use an array of new drugs to treat chronic infection, but they do not cure the disease.
In the 20th century, and particularly in the years since World War II, pharmacological research has developed a vast array of new drugs, including antibiotics, such as penicillin, and many hormonal drugs, such as insulin and cortisone.
The troubled drug giant AstraZeneca, which is overhauling its research operations, is betting at least $240 million that a novel but untested technology from a small biotechnology company can provide it with a huge array of new drugs.
By contrast, developing countries after World War II had available (from Europe) an array of new drugs and insecticides and older vaccines that enabled several of them, aided by new global funding agencies, to rapidly lower mortality without significant increases in living standards (Bloom and Williamson, 1998; Caldwell, 2006).
Although an expanding array of new drug discovery technologies has become available, drug research and development (R&D) productivity in general is still low.
It will end up hurting the elderly and the rest of us by strangling the inventiveness and spirit of innovation that is leading to a fabulous array of new drug breakthroughs from our pharmaceutical companies.
Note: "+" = present; "-" = absent Plants produce diverse arrays of phytochemicals which are useful in the development of new drugs.
The massive bill dedicates $4.8 billion over the next decade to research initiatives at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and makes an array of changes at the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) designed to speed the approval of new drugs and medical devices.
The discovery of P-glycoproteins - an array of pumps on the cell membrane that try to flick the drugs out of the cell as fast as they can be administered - has led to the development of new drugs that serve as pump blockers.
