Sentence examples for used brand from inspiring English sources
Most of the data comes from studies involving the type of estrogen in the drug Premarin, the most widely used brand of hormone replacement in the United States.
Those on estrogen took 0.625 milligrams a day of Premarin, the most widely used brand of "equine estrogens," named for its source, the urine of pregnant mares.
Unlike Judith Krantz, say, or Jackie Collins, Susann never used brand names as shorthand for character, and she didn't write with a cookie cutter.
Considering that Synthroid, the most widely used brand of thyroid medication, has been on the market for 46 years and is taken by eight million Americans, the action might seem odd.
The inspector general, Daniel R. Levinson, found that rebates reduced spending on 100 widely used brand name drugs by 19 percent in Medicare and by 45 percent in Medicaid.
While Lebwohl isn't comfortable endorsing a specific brand publicly, he did say "a widely used brand in which the compound is bifidobacteria or lactobaccilus seems like a reasonable way to go in a patient who is eager to give this a try, but would be best done under the supervision of a healthcare professional".
Congressional investigators have found that Medicaid pays 35percentt more than the lowest price available in the private market for some commonly used brand-name drugs.
The project's architects and engineers used brand-new, untested technologies to raise an unprecedented amount of real estate into the sky.
Moreover, he said, in 2006, the Food and Drug Administration approved lower-cost generic versions of the allergy medicine Flonase, the cholesterol drugs Pravachol and Zocor, the antidepressant Zoloft and several other widely used brand-name products.
The A.A.R.P. announced earlier this year that the prices of 185 widely used generic drugs dropped nearly 10percentt last year while those of the 220 most commonly used brand-name drugs rose 7percentt.
Americans also began to benefit from widely used brand-name drugs that lost their patent protection in recent years, like the cholesterol pill Zocor, which became open to competition from cheaper generic copies in 2006.
