Sentence examples for state pharmaceuticals from inspiring English sources

Among the most creative items were the wooden train whistles handed out by the New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals and the large prescription bottles distributed by the state pharmaceuticals council, which was filled with sunscreen, aspirin and Dramamine.

These findings illustrate the relevance of measuring shear and wall shear stresses at very small consolidation stresses to improve the flow behavior predictions for small-scale process equipment typically used during production of solid state pharmaceuticals.

State officials say the new Medicare drug benefit provides less help to low-income elderly people than some state pharmaceutical assistance programs, and they are searching for ways to make sure state residents are not worse off as a result of the federal law.

State pharmaceutical programs have similarly varying requirements.

Four states, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Illinois, account for more than half the enrollment in state pharmaceutical assistance programs.

We pooled patient-specific diagnosis and prescription data from two large US state pharmaceutical benefit programs for the elderly.

Far-Manguinhos and Brazil's six other state pharmaceutical factories now make seven of the 12 antiretrovirals taken by Brazilians with AIDS.

The state pharmaceutical assistance programs are "often woefully inadequate," Mr. Stark said, and states have less power than the federal government to control costs or to negotiate discounts for the elderly.

On Nov. 26, just two weeks before President Bush signed the Medicare law, Gov. Edward G. Rendell of Pennsylvania, a Democrat, signed a bipartisan bill expanding the state pharmaceutical program, so enrollment will rise to 340,000 from the current 234,000.

Thus, crystals are preferable in solid state pharmaceutical formulations.

Intestinal absorption of a solid state pharmaceutical depends upon two processes that should occur consecutively: (a) dispersion of the pharmaceutical in the gastrointestinal tract and (b) transport of the dispersed pharmaceutical through the blood.