Sentence examples for popular heart from inspiring English sources
During that time, Bristol-Myers Squits raised its prices for Plavix and Pravachol, popular heart medicines, by 35percentt.
Novartis said that sales over the last nine months rose 11percentt, better than expected, as it benefited from two popular heart medications.
[C1.] After two medical studies questioned the safety of a popular heart failure therapy, the Scios unit of Johnson & Johnson formed an outside advisory committee.
Bioprosthetic heart valves (BHVs), fabricated from exogenously crosslinked collagenous tissues, remain the most popular heart valve replacement design.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission Thursday ruled that Schering-Plough and two other drug companies illegally kept cheaper versions of a popular heart medication off the market, reversing a judge's earlier decision.
Besides the ethical issue, a lopsided 41% of Syncor's sales depends on the preparation and distribution of just one product, Bristol-Myers Squibb's popular heart diagnostic drug Cardiolite; the arrangement is up for renegotiation next year.
Statins, now the most popular heart-protective drugs, have a modest effect on good cholesterol, raising it by about 5 to 10percentt.
Initial results are showing that shorter copy was more popular, with heart images a particularly frequent occurrence during our viewing.
At 12 00 on 12 July, Caesar warped out of Gibraltar dockyard with her band playing the popular song "Heart of Oak" to the answering strains of "Britons, Strike Home!" from the dockside as crowds again turned out in their thousands to watch the coming battle.
The (NAP-owned) Sowetan's brevity, cheapness and popular lonely-hearts section give it a circulation of more than 200,000, and an estimated readership of 1.4m.But most Sowetan readers peruse nothing on a Sunday.
After this he performed in Oliver Twist (1948) and a series of Ealing Studios comedies, notably the internationally popular Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949), in which he played the roles of each of eight heirs to a dukedom, as well as The Lavender Hill Mob (1951), The Man in the White Suit (1951), and The Ladykillers (1955).
