Sentence examples for generic availability from inspiring English sources

Generic availability (warfarin and abacavir) appears to correspond with lower tier placement (that is, lower cost sharing).

In this small sample, generic availability appears to correspond to a lower tier placement, as well as few restrictions.

In fact, judging from our coverage analysis, variance appears more related to acquisition cost and generic availability than clinical- and/or cost-effectiveness evidence.

Senator Orrin Hatch, the Utah Republican who was an author of the Hatch-Waxman law, has raised the possibility that, without the option of negotiated patent settlements, generic companies might be less likely to challenge drug patents, thus delaying generic availability.

There were significant differences between the originator and generic availability.

The World Trade Organization's requirement that all countries adopt a 20-year product patent regime as a condition of World Trade Organization membership has prompted concerns that patents undermine generic availability and make drugs unaffordable in MLICs.

"There is no question that in a legislative body relationships matter in terms of committee assignments in the short and long run, and the appropriation process going forward, and with perhaps having a seat at the table when key decisions are made," said Mr. Feeney, whose platform includes property tax relief, homeland security issues and generic drug availability.

This potential opportunity observed in June 2014 was found despite four years after the availability of generic ARBs starting with generic losartan.

Prior to the availability of generic third-generation cephalosporins, penicillins were widely used for treatment of pneumococcal meningitis in developing countries despite concerns about rising levels of penicillin resistance among pneumococcal isolates.

To avoid underestimation of availability of generic medicines, all cases in which generics were not available in the Brazilian market were excluded from the calculations of availability.

Availability of generic medicines in the public sector was 9 23% in all cities studied, whilst availability of similar medicines was 56 – 70%.