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Small-molecule drugs are synthesized through a series of predictable chemical reactions that can be reliably reproduced to yield identical copies (i.e., generics) 1. Biologics are manufactured using cell lines and production processes developed by each manufacturer, making it challenging for different manufacturers of biosimilars to develop identical copies of biologics.

Must delivery be reliably tied to that of others?

LONDON — The fierce Kenyan-Ethiopian rivalry renewed itself Friday, and the result in the women's Olympic 10,000 meters was as reliably predictable as it was four years ago: Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba again drew away with a punishing kick to win the gold medal and perhaps establish herself as history's greatest female distance runner.

I read almost every one of his "Minority Report" columns in The Nation from the mid-eighties until he gave them up after the 9/11 attacks, because they were reliably less predictable and more exciting than anything else in the magazine.

Governor Jerry Brown is reliably reported to be ready to sign.

Anna Wintour is reliably reported to think that it is hideous.

"The West Nile virus season, like the weather, is not reliably predictable," said Dr. Frieden.

Understand that market trading is never reliably predictable.

Treatment protocols exceeding this treatment or application time to a multiple (for example, the daily use of a desensitizing dentifrice) cannot be tested, because the decrease of the perfusion is no longer reliably predictable over longer time periods, e.g. days or weeks.

They should be predictable to reduce political risk [46].

The phenomenon was reliably strong, reliably broad (that is, transferred from one situation to another), and reliably difficult to change once it set in.