Sentence examples for developing new agents from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is necessary for the pharmaceutical industry to rationalise the development process to minimise the costs of developing new agents, while at the same time accelerating drug development and minimising patient exposure to ineffective drugs/doses.

Robert Baer, a former case officer and the writer of a new book on his career at the agency, agreed that the demands put on Mr. Sterling for developing new agents were unreasonable.

As a part of our project aimed at developing new agents of potential application in AD, a new series of 2-phenoxy-indan-1-one derivatives which possess alkylamine side chain were designed, synthesized, and evaluated for their inhibitory activity against AChE and BuChE.

Finally, in the advanced/metastatic setting, the panel felt that developing new agents in the second-line setting is warranted.

This study therefore highlights the importance of developing new agents binding to the colchicine-binding site, such as STX140 and STX243 as an alternative to taxanes for refractory cancer treatment.

Equally, it is likely that we will reveal cellular targets for developing new agents to target breast cancer progression effectively and selectively (as well as being able to measure the target pathways dynamically during therapy to monitor clinical efficacy of novel inhibitors and improve trial design).

David Hoffman documents a frantic and eventually stillborn effort by the Department of Defense to develop new agents for treating patients with pandemic influenza ("Going Viral," January 31st).

D. James Baker Former Administrator National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Washington, D.C. David Hoffman documents a frantic and eventually stillborn effort by the Department of Defense to develop new agents for treating patients with pandemic influenza ("Going Viral," January 31st).

David S. Fedson, M.D. Former Professor of Medicine School of Medicine at the University of Virginia Sergy Haut, France David Hoffman documents a frantic and eventually stillborn effort by the Department of Defense to develop new agents for treating patients with pandemic influenza ("Going Viral," January 31st).

Thus, for many years, numerous attempts have been made to develop new agents capable of preventing and/or treating periodontitis (Park et al. 2005).

Current strategies are directed to prolong the effect of intravitreal anti-VEGF agents, to develop new agents with different mechanisms, and to combine agents with synergetic effects.