Sentence examples for licensed preparation from inspiring English sources

This is likely due to a combination of factors, e.g., limitation of data from European studies, lack of availability of licensed preparation of atropine at ultra-low concentration, as well as cultural differences and attitudes towards side effects.

Delphi panel members and local clinicians were asked to estimate how the availability of a licensed preparation might affect the likelihood of treatment administration in the community setting.

Therefore, children and parents thought that once-a-day dosing removed the stigma associated with having to take the licensed preparation in public.

Around 23% (533/2302) of the total adverse events collected in published randomised controlled trials have been reported in the literature, with randomised controlled trials evaluating the licensed preparation (Infuse) reporting around 11% (122/1108) of collected adverse events.

Licensing preparation for ITER is being conducted at the Government in the collaboration with JAERI.

Licensing preparation focuses primarily on state, city and federal laws dealing with such matters as contracts, construction, environmental considerations and title closings.

The primary outputs of the models were the incremental costs and QALYs associated with implementation of the licensed BUCCOLAM preparation.

The center, which is not licensed for food preparation, encourages families to create their own traditions at home.

17 Glucosamine hydrochloride (Alateris) is the only preparation licensed for medical use in the UK and the license is restricted to the symptomatic relief of mild to moderate knee OA.

For the purpose of analysis, participants were categorised according to whether they currently took one of the interferons (one of the currently licensed interferon beta preparations: Avonex, Rebif, Betaferon or Betaseron), a disease modifying drug other than an interferon, or "other" (including those who took a non disease modifying drug or who took none).

Earlier, the nation's top public health officials said they favored offering smallpox vaccine to the public, even in the absence of a bioterrorism attack, but only after the nation's 10 million health care workers were immunized and a new vaccine that is now in preparation is licensed for general use, which is not likely until 2004.