Sentence examples for competing oral from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the addition of a competing oral vasopressin antagonist could only benefit patients who currently find outpatient therapy cost-prohibitive.

Dr. Buse has served as a consultant to Parke-Davis, the maker of Rezulin, as well as Takeda Pharmaceutical and Eli Lilly, which make a competing oral diabetes medication called Actos.

The slow-release formulation would have a clearer advantage over insulin and could better compete with oral medications that regulate blood sugar, analysts said.

The Organizing Committee of GSER19 is currently accepting abstracts that will compete for oral and poster presentations.

The Organizing Committee of the Global Symposium on Soil Pollution (GSOP18) is currently accepting abstracts that will compete for oral and poster presentations during this symposium.

"Our analysis," wrote Marston and Lewis, "revealed two seemingly competing constructions of oral sex in circulation in young people's accounts: oral sex on men and women as equivalent and – sometimes simultaneously – oral sex on women as 'a bigger deal' than oral sex on men.

It has been competing well with oral treatments from rival Celgene.

A second study was a cross-sectional, prospective evaluation of the oral health of athletes competing in the 2012 London Olympics. 1 Athletes underwent a full oral examination, and the impact of oral health on performance was assessed using a modification of the shortened global evaluation of impact of oral health on quality of life.

So Zambia's Lubuto Library Project, which creates libraries for Africa's street children, is up against The Very Hungry Caterpillar's creator Eric Carle, and Eritrea's Alganesh Solomon, a promoter of reading, competing with the UK's oral storyteller Liz Weir and book charity Booktrust.

Above all, this study exemplifies the significance of integrating historical analyses with ethnographic investigations by examining the ways in which written documents and oral histories constitute competing yet complementary interpretive narratives about sociopolitical changes.

Howard/Platz submitted a written bid of $451,000 a year at a board meeting two weeks ago before oral bidding with competing developers, which ended in the successful $610,000 offer by Howard/Platz.