Sentence examples for future investigational from inspiring English sources
Clearly, MW150 has attractive oral bioavailability potential, warranting a full dose dependent kinetic analysis in future investigational new drug development investigations.
The molecular and pharmacological profile describes a unique deliverable appropriate for future investigational new drug (IND) enabling preclinical development.
Future investigational trials of LLL3 in dogs with spontaneous OSA will help to more accurately define the role of STAT3 in the clinical setting.
Future investigational strategies should focus on the identification of subgroups that may benefit from the addition of anti-angiogenic therapy for pancreatic cancer.
This consensus approach to filtering for frank adverse pharmacology prior to candidate selection provides a degree of derisking for future investigational new drug enabling studies and allows fuller interpretation of animal behavior studies used as an efficacy end point.
High-dose corticosteroids, in particular, may have prevented the full extent of efficacy of rituximab becoming evident, a factor that warrants due consideration in the design of future clinical trials for any investigational agent.
In what may foretell a wave of the future Pfizer has recently submitted an investigational drug called crizotinib to FDA, together with a diagnostic test being co-developed with Abbott to identify patients most likely to benefit from the drug.
The ability to molecularly select patients likely to respond to an investigational agent argues that future clinical development of targeted agents should be re-evaluated.
Future research into both of these investigational lines will be of great value to bioprocess science.
Better selection of patients for studies of future HDCT programmes, as well as other investigational approaches for women with HRBC, may be possible after validation of this and other (Nieto et al, 1999) prognostic models.
The limitations of the studies included in this review highlight how better investigational criteria might be applied in future to better understand and more reliably quantify the relationship between a gastrointestinal bleed or perforation and death.
