Conscientiously he read the trial data and found only 'well designed, fair tests with overwhelmingly positive results.' The drug had been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), the body that regulates new medicines in the UK, and had already been prescribed to millions of patients around the world.
The following statements are examples: (1) Negative knowledge: "If someone is euphoric and wants something new, he is not reflective But we have to be reflective and read the contracts conscientiously If you get a big business order, the client will pay only after three months.
Our sympathies go out to the man who reads both magazines and tries conscientiously to heed both injunctions-pushing himself, no matter how weary he may be, to meet the demands Our own policy has always been to give our readers free temporal rein, but that's probably a mistake.
The stylistic palette attests to the pull of a conscientiously eclectic record collection.
A chart might report conscientiously that, say, 1997 was a good year in Spain.
The typical model in economic analysis of law, however, assumes that public officials conscientiously apply the legal rule under study.
It must be performed conscientiously, especially in children, and must take into account the patient's features and overall condition.
In other ways the show's creators have tried, cleverly and conscientiously, to stay true to the character's heritage.
I hereby conscientiously object to the fact that Pritchard does not have his own show.
