Sentence examples for patented compounds from inspiring English sources

But some companies have developed patented compounds that mimic melatonin by binding to the same receptors in the brain as the hormone.

He tracked sales of these drugs after patents expired in six European countries between 1991 and 2006, measuring the switch both to generic drugs and to related but still patented compounds.

Besides developing the migraine drug, he aims to find larger pharma firms eager to vaporize their patented compounds.

Furthermore, we compare the performance of this quantitative approach to well known rule-based methods defining pesticide-likeness using a large library of patented compounds for agrochemical applications and discuss the results.

Despite the fact that lithium is an unpatented compound and that newer patented compounds have been marketed vigorously, psychiatrists in the developed world seem to continue to prescribe lithium to a significant fraction of bipolar patients.

The most known today adjuvant including squalene is MF59 which belongs to Novartis, as patented compound.

For the biologically relevant patent compounds (as determined by the "Biological Studies" annotation in SciFinder), the situation is broadly similar, although with 11%% the gap between SureChEMBL and IBM SIIP is slightly bigger.

For the subsets in columns 2 and 3 the patent: journal ratio is 2.28 1 with just under 6% of patent compounds overlapping with those appearing in journals, presumably subsequent to the patent publication, although some could be non-proprietary bench-marking compounds.

He patented the compound with his own money, but the big drug companies weren't interested.

Taking into account that compound 1 has been recently patented as a compound showing anti-inflammatory and antiviral activities to treat HSK, it deserves to be further studied as a potential tool to limit CNS diseases caused by HSV.

Drugmakers are allowed to use compounds patented by rivals if it hastens FDA approval for their own drugs.