Sentence examples for efficient medicines from inspiring English sources

It is connected with significant increase in human life span in these regions and with the absence of efficient medicines for treatment and prevention of such diseases.

Biopharmaceuticals have established themselves as highly efficient medicines, and are still one of the fastest growing parts of the health-product industry.

The primary promise that the combination of understanding molecular pathways of disease and the complete human genome sequence would yield safer and more efficient medicines and revolutionize the way we treat patients has not been fulfilled to date.

In this review we will critically overview the few research works published in the last 20 years in the context of nanotechnology and Chagas diseases and highlight the gaps in knowledge towards the design of more efficient medicines to address this endemic.

For more than 20 years, AKW and DRD have led research and capacity strengthening activities to contribute to efficient medicines management and sound pharmaceutical policies in systems.

Bearing in mind the medical importance of C. pseudotuberculosis due to a lack of efficient medicines, here, we have made an effort and applied a computational strategy to search for new therapeutic molecular targets from this bacterium.

Gegen Qinlian decoction (GQ), a Chinese medicinal herb decoction, has been widely used as efficient medicine for the treatment of acute colitis in clinics, but underlying molecular mechanisms have not been fully clarified.

The medicinal plant offers as a source of well accessible, cheap and efficient medicine earliest time from ancient people.

The IPAB is not big government; it is good science and efficient medicine.

Doctors could also contribute towards more efficient medicine by prescribing formulations that facilitate therapeutic compliance only in patients who have shown poor treatment adherence.

The role of time management in safe and efficient medicine is important but poorly incorporated into the taxonomies of error in primary care.