Sentence examples for intended for treating from inspiring English sources

In recent years, a succession of potential blockbuster drugs, including one intended for treating Alzheimer's and another for asthma, have failed during late-stage clinical trials.

Lester also has a collection of slings, hot-water bottles, and heating pads intended for treating colicky infants, and an electronic device, apparently popular in Europe, called Why Cry, which "interprets" a baby's cries.

The original motivation, and funding, for this research was intended for treating neurological diseases such as epilepsy, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

Whereas approximately 85% of the older population received only one chemical substance intended for treating mental disorders, approximately 15% received two or more substances.

Expedited development and FDA review programs are generally intended for drugs treating serious or life threatening conditions that address unmet medical needs.

*Secondary-level hospitals = hospitals intended primarily for treating referral cases, with bed size ranging from 200 to 800 beds.

By Galloway J. Macnab and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, January 24 , 1953P. 22 During the recent ice storm, two desperate suburbanites plagued by water pouring into their attic, commandeered a hundred tiny boxes of Chiclets left over from a collection intended for Halloween treats, and calked the seams of the skylight with chewing gum.

Examples of this have been observed in other therapeutic areas (e.g., the use of agents primarily intended for oncology to treat macular degeneration).

Basfar and Rehim (2002) established the feasibility of the electron beam treatment process for treating wastewater intended for reuse through their experiment.

Continuous fiber strands intended for weaving are usually treated at their forming bushing during their manufacture with starch-oil binders.

Plasma intended for glutathione analysis was treated in accordance with the procedure described by Sakhi et al. [ 42].