Sentence examples for generic compared from inspiring English sources
Guybrush looks stiff and generic compared with his previous incarnation.
Drug companies entered into 19 settlement agreements in fiscal year 2009 that involved both delaying generic entry and compensation from the brand to the generic compared to no such agreements in fiscal year 2004, according to an F.T.C. report to be published on Wednesday.
Furthermore, it is more generic compared to most of the other methods as it does not need any information about the PU waveform.
For lamivudine, the Cmax was 20% lower with the generic compared to the brand formulation while for stavudine the Cmax was 30% higher with the generic compared to the brand formulation.
The aims of this study were to examine the acceptability and effectiveness of providing generic compared to tailored feedback on self-reported health risk behaviours among a high need sample of people attending an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service (ACCHS).
It has also been suggested that medications acting on the CNS, may be more prone to changes when switching from brand to generic compared to other medication categories [ 4].
The fauna of the Indian Ocean is poorly segregated from the faunas of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans at the generic level and represents impoverished generic composition compared with them.
Tendered procurement that imposes quality standards attracts multinational generic suppliers and significantly reduces prices of originator and generic drugs, compared with their respective prices to retail pharmacies.
Following an increase in postoperative infections in patients receiving generic cefuroxime compared with patients receiving the originator drug, analysis of the generic version (manufactured in Greece) revealed a substandard formulation 69.
Therefore, the comparison results generally yield broader 90%% CIs for AUC and Cmax between generic drugs, compared to the 90 % CIs obtained in actual clinical bioequivalence studies [ 9, 21].
According to the nonprofit Kaiser Family Foundation, in 2006 the average brand-name prescription cost more than three times the average generic: $111, compared with $32.
