Sentence examples for inflated development from inspiring English sources
As the former CEO of GlaxoSmithKline commented, the billion-dollar price tag for drug development is "one of the great myths of the industry". It includes inflated development costs, and such studies have cherry-picked the most expensive drugs to develop, ones that account for only about 20percentt of new drugs.
The poorest of the poor have suffered the most because of hugely inflated development costs of genetically engineered plants and food.
Right now the Food and Drug Administration approves fewer than one in ten pharmaceuticals that make it to human trial; slender success rates inflate development costs to about five billion dollars per marketed drug.
Unsurprisingly, writers seem liberated by imagining a spectacle where no comparison ever seems inflated, no development impossible.
The result is vastly inflated research and development costs, less R&D and innovation, and diminished exploitation of superior techniques and products.
Others carry a huge price tag inflated from years of development at one studio or another.
Briefly, pancreata from naïve mice or from mice at various stages of autoimmune diabetes development, were inflated via bile duct cannulation and retrograde pancreatic duct injection of 3 4 ml of ice-cold collagenase type XI (1 mg/ml in HBSS, Sigma, St . Louis MO).
Whilst the costs of project one are inflated due to the development and administration of an additional questionnaire during the process of topic selection, the cost of project two is still substantially higher than project three.
Whether other factors, such as the country's high level of violence and inflated homicide rate, encourage such development remains to be seen.
Since being IgE-positive increases a child's asthma risk, the matching process greatly inflated the prevalence of future asthma development in the study population.
Since having recurrent bronchial obstruction increases a child's asthma risk, the matching process greatly inflated the prevalence of future asthma development in the study population.
