The Elgin Marbles, which at the end of the 1930s had been repositioned in the British Museum's Duveen gallery, spent the war in a disused tunnel of Aldwych tube station.
Finally, the antiepileptic carbamazepine, known to have cardiovascular side effects, has been reclassified for cardiac therapy, and the diuretic spirolonactone, which has known anti-androgenic effects, has been repositioned in the class of sex hormones and modulators of the genital system.
Other examples of drugs that have been repositioned based on novel target protein activity are shown in Table 1.
"In the United States, the oldest brands have been repositioned dozens of times".
In addition, those may have be not seen since otoliths have been repositioned spontaneously during a positioning test.
"They have been repositioning it and this is the latest stage of that re-invention.
The fresco has been restored (once by Lorenzo di Credi, who added the frame) and is now detached from the wall; it has been repositioned twice in modern times.
If Cinderella had been repositioned, created and marketed in a way to retain its female audience but attract slightly more males as Tangled did for a 61percent/39percentnt split, the total audience might have grown to 10.18 million people (6.21 million females it already had, plus a revised 3.97 million males).
For example, imatinib has been repositioned to inhibit KIT and PDGFRA in gastrointestinal stromal tumors[ 13] and crizotinib has been repositioned to inhibit ROS1 in ROS1-fusion NSCLC patients[ 14].
2. For the sake of accuracy, the word "not" in Albert C. Outler's translation has been repositioned.
