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PROPRIETARY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
At the same time, the cost of prescribing branded drugs—the proprietaries—has risen from under £10 million to £78 million a year.
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The question of proprietaries is the one that interests the public most.
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The increase in average cost represents an increased proportion of proprietaries and other expensive drugs, rather than an increase in the prices of individual drugs.
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Both these forms of guidance should avoid the use of expensive proprietaries where there is any suitable standard alternative.
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In the case of proprietaries advertised to the public, legislation prohibits the advertising of medicines in certain circumstances.
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They were disappointed that negotiations had so far been concluded for only two out of 8,000 proprietaries.
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In the pharmaceutical field we had two main lines of investigation, first into the basic drugs and, secondly, into the proprietaries.
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Is the consultant who likes to prescribe expensive proprietaries, when much cheaper standard preparations are equally efficacious, communicated with?
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The proprietaries are by no means the only problem.
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Concern has been expressed among general practitioners about the high-pressure salesmanship used to persuade them to prescribe proprietaries.
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The ostrich was also legally transformed into private property, with enclosure recognized as conferring proprietary rights.
The basic approach is to provide a standard representation language and to provide a set of transformation concepts for integrating proprietary product representations.
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