Sentence examples for marketed under different from inspiring English sources

While, in principle, all manufacturers of a generic drug have to submit PSUR to the regulatory authorities, the prescribing information for the same drug marketed under different brands may differ due to varying update intervals but also due to differences in drugs with respect to auxiliary ingredients such as salts.

What is more, the drug is being marketed under different names.

(It's marketed under different brands by different companies. The German multinational conglomerate Bayer sells it as Viadur; the U.S. company Abbott Laboratories markets it as Lupor).

All those three firms were fighting for revenues from OpenStack-based cloud computing services marketed under different brands: HP Helion Public Cloud, Ubuntu Cloud, Ubuntu BootStack, Rackspace Cloud Servers and Rackspace Public Cloud.

These arcs are commercially marketed under different trade market names: Cold Metal transfer (CMT): (FRONIUS International GmbH), ColdArc: (EWM Hightec Welding GmbH), Surface Tension Transfer (STT): (Lincoln Electric), Cold Process (CP): (CLOOS), FastRoot (KEMPPI), Regulated Metal Deposition (RMD): (Miller Electric Mfg), etc. Pépe et al. (2011) investigated the efficiency of controlled GMAW.

This model gets a redesigned grille and is marketed under different trim levels to their Australasian counterparts.

SSRIs are a type of antidepressant marketed under many different commercial names including Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil and Seroxat.

Those applications would highlight more casual "here and now" encounters with GPS location finding and could be marketed under a different "mobile-only" brand name.

In summary, each sample was measured with one newly introduced ELISA assay (A) and one older assay (B) marketed under two different names (B1 and B2).

There are currently many more erythropoiesis-stimulating agents on the EU market, many of which cannot be distinguished by an international nonproprietary name (INN) alone (e.g., one epoetin alfa biosimilar is marketed under three different brand names; Table 2) 12; thus, attributing PRCA to the correct product today could be even more difficult than it was 10 years ago.

The fentanyl, administered via lollipops, lozenges or nasal spray, marketed under several names by different companies, is about 100 times as powerful as morphine.