Sentence examples for licensed substances from inspiring English sources

An alignment of their amino acid sequence compared to the endogenous hormone and general information on licensed substances are provided in Fig.  1 and Table  1.

The calculator also contains weights for the more recently licensed substances rituximab, tocilizumab and abatacept, based on data from 1343, 825 and 444 patients exposed to the respective agents since 2007.

Even though Germany is home to several such companies, a survey by the European Commission revealed that German pharmaceutical companies had developed only six of the 140 active substances licensed in 2005 in the EU.

However, several well known therapeutic substances not licensed for use on camelids have been and are used on SACs, some with good results.

When Zach Klein, a former filmmaker, made a documentary on medical marijuana that was broadcast on Israeli television in 2009, about 400 Israelis were licensed to receive the substance.

For many decades the only adjuvants accepted in human licensed vaccines have been particulate substances such as alum and emulsions.

Although perioperative transfusion requirements were reduced in several phase III studies [ 13- 15], none of these substances is yet licensed in the Western world for human use and their use in intensive care medicine is very limited.

Stricter controls are needed to ensure that unlicensed "copycat" medicines are not used where a licensed product containing the same substance is available.

Where a TULM is produced to be used instead of a licensed one containing the same substance, there is no guarantee that the unlicensed product has the same pharmacokinetic properties or therapeutic effect.

Even though ITER will be an international organization, it will have to comply with the French requirements in the fields of public and occupational health and safety, nuclear safety, radiation protection, licensing, nuclear substances and environmental protection.

Regulations prescribe that all substances used need to be licensed for the species or authorised through the cascade principle [ 1, 2] and the substance has to be validated and listed in appendix I of the EU Commission regulation [ 3].