Definition of pharmaceutical in English:

pharmaceutical

adjective ˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪk(ə)lˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)l

Relating to medicinal drugs, or their preparation, use, or sale.
a pharmaceutical drug
the pharmaceutical industry
Example sentencesExamples
- The public sector has decided to make it public policy to leave drug development in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry.
- There was fury against the pharmaceutical industry and the massive profits that are being made.
- The pharmaceutical industry is clearly unable to meet the needs of people with neglected diseases.
- Increasingly the pharmaceutical industry is advertising directly to consumers.
- For some reason the pharmaceutical industry is seen as the devil, while many others in health care are seen as saintly.
- The pharmaceutical industry has little incentive to develop new drugs for use primarily in developing countries.
- The pharmaceutical industry is among the most profitable in the world, with profits nearly four times the average.
- The pharmaceutical industry could be reluctant to waive any part of its power in the conduct of studies that it funds entirely.
- The pharmaceutical industry has been reluctant to study medicines in children for various reasons.
- In the postwar period, the pharmaceutical industry was free-wheeling and little regulated.
- From the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry, statins are an ideal group of drugs.
- He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry.
- The appearance of fake anticancer drugs in the United States led to local action by the pharmaceutical industry.
- Forced switches of drugs within patent threaten the pharmaceutical industry's earning capacity.
- All information provided by the pharmaceutical industry has to satisfy stringent regulations.
- So what lies in store for the research-based pharmaceutical industry?
- He also called on the pharmaceutical industry to set up drug companies to ease the access of drugs in the district.
- The organisation believes that the pharmaceutical industry is willing to lower the price of antimalarial drugs.
- A long period is needed for pharmaceutical drugs to acquire marketing approval.
- Most work on HIV vaccines is being done in the public sector rather than the pharmaceutical industry.

noun ˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪk(ə)lˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)l

usually pharmaceuticals

1A compound manufactured for use as a medicinal drug.
pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
as modifier pharmaceuticals companies
Example sentencesExamples
- As evidence, he points to the changes being made in the way manufacturers of pharmaceuticals are inspected.
- Can you tell us more about this herb, especially what other antidepressants or pharmaceuticals should be avoided?
- Some biologists may only work in silico, searching the databases for novel ways to make vitamins or pharmaceuticals such as antibiotics.
- These biomolecules are used effectively in pharmaceuticals and in the development of vaccines and diagnostics.
- Bioprospecting is one avenue for the discovery of novel pharmaceuticals, especially antibiotics.
1. 1.1pharmaceuticals Shares in companies manufacturing medicinal drugs.
  the drugs group lost 6p and other pharmaceuticals were also dragged lower
  Example sentencesExamples
  Shares in defence, energy and pharmaceuticals are already on the rise and the mood is good.
  Muglia said the main markets targeted would be oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, financial services and universities.
  Analysts expect cross-border mergers and acquisitions to intensify in areas like pharmaceuticals and software.
  Finally, it's a big week for the pharmaceuticals with no less than five biotechs reporting results.
  We have clients in most sectors, including finance, pharmaceuticals, telecoms and government.

Derivatives

pharmaceutically

adverbˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪkliˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)li

Enolate salts are not pharmaceutically acceptable, and the presence of the enolate in pharmaceutically acceptable solution upon administration to the patient is irrelevant.
Example sentencesExamples
- You would never consider using a pharmaceutically active compound in a pharmaceutical preparation as a stabilizer.
- There are now pharmaceutically available brands of natural progesterone, natural estrogen.
- Moreover, many fatal overdoses occur because polydrug users deliberately use multiples of the therapeutic dose of pharmaceutically pure drugs, such as benzodiazepines and methadone.
- Treating depression during pregnancy pharmaceutically has always presented problems for WLL because of the scantiness of reliable information on the effects of antidepressants on the baby.

pharmaceutics

plural noun ˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪksˌfɑrməˈsudɪks

treated as singular The branch of pharmacology concerned with the preparation, use, or sale of medicinal drugs.
natural molecules now occupy an increasingly important place in pharmaceutics
Example sentencesExamples
- an internationally recognized scholar in pharmaceutics
- as modifier pharmaceutics laboratories
- Many pharmacy schools/colleges, new and established, have very few or no faculty members in the areas of pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, and/or medicinal chemistry at present.
- In addition, DNA condensation is becoming important for pharmaceutics, because the formation of compact particles is one of the possible ways for DNA delivery in gene therapy.
- The professional pharmacy curriculum focuses mostly on drug interactions, pharmaceutics, drug products, and diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek pharmakeutikos (from pharmakeutēs 'druggist', from pharmakon 'drug') + -al.

Rhymes

cuticle, therapeutical

Definition of pharmaceutical in US English:

pharmaceutical

adjectiveˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)lˌfärməˈso͞odək(ə)l

Relating to medicinal drugs, or their preparation, use, or sale.
a pharmaceutical drug
the pharmaceutical industry
Example sentencesExamples
- There was fury against the pharmaceutical industry and the massive profits that are being made.
- The pharmaceutical industry has been reluctant to study medicines in children for various reasons.
- So what lies in store for the research-based pharmaceutical industry?
- From the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry, statins are an ideal group of drugs.
- For some reason the pharmaceutical industry is seen as the devil, while many others in health care are seen as saintly.
- All information provided by the pharmaceutical industry has to satisfy stringent regulations.
- He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry.
- The organisation believes that the pharmaceutical industry is willing to lower the price of antimalarial drugs.
- Forced switches of drugs within patent threaten the pharmaceutical industry's earning capacity.
- The pharmaceutical industry is clearly unable to meet the needs of people with neglected diseases.
- Most work on HIV vaccines is being done in the public sector rather than the pharmaceutical industry.
- Increasingly the pharmaceutical industry is advertising directly to consumers.
- The appearance of fake anticancer drugs in the United States led to local action by the pharmaceutical industry.
- He also called on the pharmaceutical industry to set up drug companies to ease the access of drugs in the district.
- The public sector has decided to make it public policy to leave drug development in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry.
- In the postwar period, the pharmaceutical industry was free-wheeling and little regulated.
- The pharmaceutical industry could be reluctant to waive any part of its power in the conduct of studies that it funds entirely.
- The pharmaceutical industry has little incentive to develop new drugs for use primarily in developing countries.
- A long period is needed for pharmaceutical drugs to acquire marketing approval.
- The pharmaceutical industry is among the most profitable in the world, with profits nearly four times the average.

nounˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)lˌfärməˈso͞odək(ə)l

usually pharmaceuticals

1A compound manufactured for use as a medicinal drug.
pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
as modifier pharmaceuticals companies
Example sentencesExamples
- Bioprospecting is one avenue for the discovery of novel pharmaceuticals, especially antibiotics.
- As evidence, he points to the changes being made in the way manufacturers of pharmaceuticals are inspected.
- Can you tell us more about this herb, especially what other antidepressants or pharmaceuticals should be avoided?
- Some biologists may only work in silico, searching the databases for novel ways to make vitamins or pharmaceuticals such as antibiotics.
- These biomolecules are used effectively in pharmaceuticals and in the development of vaccines and diagnostics.
1. 1.1pharmaceuticals Companies manufacturing medicinal drugs.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We have clients in most sectors, including finance, pharmaceuticals, telecoms and government.
  Finally, it's a big week for the pharmaceuticals with no less than five biotechs reporting results.
  Muglia said the main markets targeted would be oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, financial services and universities.
  Shares in defence, energy and pharmaceuticals are already on the rise and the mood is good.
  Analysts expect cross-border mergers and acquisitions to intensify in areas like pharmaceuticals and software.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek pharmakeutikos (from pharmakeutēs ‘druggist’, from pharmakon ‘drug’) + -al.

单词	pharmaceutical
释义	Definition of pharmaceutical in English: pharmaceutical adjective ˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪk(ə)lˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)l Relating to medicinal drugs, or their preparation, use, or sale. a pharmaceutical drug the pharmaceutical industry Example sentencesExamples The public sector has decided to make it public policy to leave drug development in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry. There was fury against the pharmaceutical industry and the massive profits that are being made. The pharmaceutical industry is clearly unable to meet the needs of people with neglected diseases. Increasingly the pharmaceutical industry is advertising directly to consumers. For some reason the pharmaceutical industry is seen as the devil, while many others in health care are seen as saintly. The pharmaceutical industry has little incentive to develop new drugs for use primarily in developing countries. The pharmaceutical industry is among the most profitable in the world, with profits nearly four times the average. The pharmaceutical industry could be reluctant to waive any part of its power in the conduct of studies that it funds entirely. The pharmaceutical industry has been reluctant to study medicines in children for various reasons. In the postwar period, the pharmaceutical industry was free-wheeling and little regulated. From the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry, statins are an ideal group of drugs. He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry. The appearance of fake anticancer drugs in the United States led to local action by the pharmaceutical industry. Forced switches of drugs within patent threaten the pharmaceutical industry's earning capacity. All information provided by the pharmaceutical industry has to satisfy stringent regulations. So what lies in store for the research-based pharmaceutical industry? He also called on the pharmaceutical industry to set up drug companies to ease the access of drugs in the district. The organisation believes that the pharmaceutical industry is willing to lower the price of antimalarial drugs. A long period is needed for pharmaceutical drugs to acquire marketing approval. Most work on HIV vaccines is being done in the public sector rather than the pharmaceutical industry. noun ˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪk(ə)lˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)l usually pharmaceuticals 1A compound manufactured for use as a medicinal drug. pharmaceuticals and cosmetics as modifier pharmaceuticals companies Example sentencesExamples As evidence, he points to the changes being made in the way manufacturers of pharmaceuticals are inspected. Can you tell us more about this herb, especially what other antidepressants or pharmaceuticals should be avoided? Some biologists may only work in silico, searching the databases for novel ways to make vitamins or pharmaceuticals such as antibiotics. These biomolecules are used effectively in pharmaceuticals and in the development of vaccines and diagnostics. Bioprospecting is one avenue for the discovery of novel pharmaceuticals, especially antibiotics. 1.1pharmaceuticals Shares in companies manufacturing medicinal drugs. the drugs group lost 6p and other pharmaceuticals were also dragged lower Example sentencesExamples Shares in defence, energy and pharmaceuticals are already on the rise and the mood is good. Muglia said the main markets targeted would be oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, financial services and universities. Analysts expect cross-border mergers and acquisitions to intensify in areas like pharmaceuticals and software. Finally, it's a big week for the pharmaceuticals with no less than five biotechs reporting results. We have clients in most sectors, including finance, pharmaceuticals, telecoms and government. Derivatives pharmaceutically adverbˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪkliˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)li Enolate salts are not pharmaceutically acceptable, and the presence of the enolate in pharmaceutically acceptable solution upon administration to the patient is irrelevant. Example sentencesExamples You would never consider using a pharmaceutically active compound in a pharmaceutical preparation as a stabilizer. There are now pharmaceutically available brands of natural progesterone, natural estrogen. Moreover, many fatal overdoses occur because polydrug users deliberately use multiples of the therapeutic dose of pharmaceutically pure drugs, such as benzodiazepines and methadone. Treating depression during pregnancy pharmaceutically has always presented problems for WLL because of the scantiness of reliable information on the effects of antidepressants on the baby. pharmaceutics plural noun ˌfɑːməˈs(j)uːtɪksˌfɑrməˈsudɪks treated as singular The branch of pharmacology concerned with the preparation, use, or sale of medicinal drugs. natural molecules now occupy an increasingly important place in pharmaceutics Example sentencesExamples an internationally recognized scholar in pharmaceutics as modifier pharmaceutics laboratories Many pharmacy schools/colleges, new and established, have very few or no faculty members in the areas of pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, and/or medicinal chemistry at present. In addition, DNA condensation is becoming important for pharmaceutics, because the formation of compact particles is one of the possible ways for DNA delivery in gene therapy. The professional pharmacy curriculum focuses mostly on drug interactions, pharmaceutics, drug products, and diagnosis and treatment of disease. Origin Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek pharmakeutikos (from pharmakeutēs 'druggist', from pharmakon 'drug') + -al. Rhymes cuticle, therapeutical Definition of pharmaceutical in US English: pharmaceutical adjectiveˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)lˌfärməˈso͞odək(ə)l Relating to medicinal drugs, or their preparation, use, or sale. a pharmaceutical drug the pharmaceutical industry Example sentencesExamples There was fury against the pharmaceutical industry and the massive profits that are being made. The pharmaceutical industry has been reluctant to study medicines in children for various reasons. So what lies in store for the research-based pharmaceutical industry? From the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry, statins are an ideal group of drugs. For some reason the pharmaceutical industry is seen as the devil, while many others in health care are seen as saintly. All information provided by the pharmaceutical industry has to satisfy stringent regulations. He wanted to create a biocatalyst, using enzymes to try and find applications in the pharmaceutical industry. The organisation believes that the pharmaceutical industry is willing to lower the price of antimalarial drugs. Forced switches of drugs within patent threaten the pharmaceutical industry's earning capacity. The pharmaceutical industry is clearly unable to meet the needs of people with neglected diseases. Most work on HIV vaccines is being done in the public sector rather than the pharmaceutical industry. Increasingly the pharmaceutical industry is advertising directly to consumers. The appearance of fake anticancer drugs in the United States led to local action by the pharmaceutical industry. He also called on the pharmaceutical industry to set up drug companies to ease the access of drugs in the district. The public sector has decided to make it public policy to leave drug development in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry. In the postwar period, the pharmaceutical industry was free-wheeling and little regulated. The pharmaceutical industry could be reluctant to waive any part of its power in the conduct of studies that it funds entirely. The pharmaceutical industry has little incentive to develop new drugs for use primarily in developing countries. A long period is needed for pharmaceutical drugs to acquire marketing approval. The pharmaceutical industry is among the most profitable in the world, with profits nearly four times the average. nounˌfɑrməˈsudək(ə)lˌfärməˈso͞odək(ə)l usually pharmaceuticals 1A compound manufactured for use as a medicinal drug. pharmaceuticals and cosmetics as modifier pharmaceuticals companies Example sentencesExamples Bioprospecting is one avenue for the discovery of novel pharmaceuticals, especially antibiotics. As evidence, he points to the changes being made in the way manufacturers of pharmaceuticals are inspected. Can you tell us more about this herb, especially what other antidepressants or pharmaceuticals should be avoided? Some biologists may only work in silico, searching the databases for novel ways to make vitamins or pharmaceuticals such as antibiotics. These biomolecules are used effectively in pharmaceuticals and in the development of vaccines and diagnostics. 1.1pharmaceuticals Companies manufacturing medicinal drugs. Example sentencesExamples We have clients in most sectors, including finance, pharmaceuticals, telecoms and government. Finally, it's a big week for the pharmaceuticals with no less than five biotechs reporting results. Muglia said the main markets targeted would be oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, financial services and universities. Shares in defence, energy and pharmaceuticals are already on the rise and the mood is good. Analysts expect cross-border mergers and acquisitions to intensify in areas like pharmaceuticals and software. Origin Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek pharmakeutikos (from pharmakeutēs ‘druggist’, from pharmakon ‘drug’) + -al.
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