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The company had been granted patents for a reformulated version of OxyContin.

ABRAXANE is a reformulated version of paclitaxel, a chemical found in the Pacific yew tree that destroys cancer cells.

Further complicating the issue is that the two companies are working a reformulated version of Byetta, which could be injected once weekly instead of twice daily, and they may prefer to run the trial on the new medicine, which has not yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.

A new study funded by generic drugmaker Andrx indicates that a reformulated version of lovastatin, an old cholesterol drug, may also slow the progress of Alzheimer's disease.

The efficiently reformulated version of the micromechanically based Generalized Method of Cells (GMC) provides the macroscopic tangential constitutive tensor in closed-form.

The proposed method encompasses a cost function, which is defined by a reformulated version of the fuzzy c-means applied in the product (i.e. input output) space.

Grace says it knows of no asbestos-related lawsuits in connection with the reformulated versions of Monokote.

Plantinga writes: "Our verdict on these reformulated versions of St. Anselm's argument must be as follows.

#2: The reformulated version on wingnut Michelle Malkin's blog, riffing on the Clinton attack.

Several recovering addicts in Massachusetts said an 80-milligram tablet of the reformulated version, called OxyContin OP, costs about $40.

Now serving Barack Obama instead of George W. Bush, Mr. Gates just recommended jettisoning his own missile defense program in favor of a reformulated version and once again is wrestling with whether to send more troops abroad, in this case to Afghanistan.