Sentence examples for licensed substitutes from inspiring English sources

There are also two licensed substitutes for estrogen and more in the research pipeline.

(To make them pretty, his team took a bit of artistic license, substituting the familiar colors for various frequencies of X-rays).

Many important clinical milestones have been reached and the number of artificial skin substitutes licensed for clinical use is growing, but they have yet to replace the current "gold standard" of an autologous skin graft.

Her mother is a substitute licensed practical nurse at St . Marys Hospital for Children in Bayside, Queens.

He closed the venture in 2003, though he licensed the protein substitute to a food conglomerate and continues to draw small royalties.

They conclude that methadone dominates buprenorphine, both of which are licensed for use as opioid substitutes.

But no substitute has been licensed in this country, and even the best would have limited use because the effectiveness generally is short-lived.

Senlis proposes a tightly regulated system of licensed farming, not as a substitute for the existing carrot and stick system of "alternative livelihood" schemes and eradication threats, but as a complement to them.

Over the counter remedies do exist and are helpful, but there's no substitute for seeing a licensed doctor with a full arsenal of medical options.

In the context of biologic medicines, many are anticipated to be approved without a determination of interchangeability, whereas some biosimilars may ultimately be licensed as interchangeable biologics that may be automatically substituted for the prescribed reference biologic [ 51].

The first blood substitutes of the modern era – Fluosol-DA was licensed for use in 1989 – they pick up oxygen as they pass through the lungs which is then circulated around the body.