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The New Drug Application filing includes data demonstrating the bioequivalence of CINVANTI to EMEND IV (fosaprepitant), supporting its efficacy for the prevention of both acute and delayed CINV with both moderately emetogenic chemotherapy and highly emetogenic chemotherapy.

"In this analysis, with the addition of Emend, we saw equal protection from nausea and vomiting in both men and women.

In this important book Seiichi Suzuki adumbrates first many of the metrical patterns in Beowulf, the fundamental definitions, and the linguistic uncertainties that have been found problematic ever since the metre of the poem has been discussed systematically: expanded types, svarabhakti vowels, vowel contraction, doubtful stress on prefixes, lines emended metri causa, radical departures from Sievers's types advocated (for example, by Pope or Bliss) for difficult lines including overweighted and expanded lines, the status of the foot, A3 lines and the participation of finite verbs in alliteration and the application of 'Kuhn's (first) Law'.

In conjunction with the trial, the results also showed CINVANTI was better tolerated than EMEND IV, with significantly fewer adverse events reported with CINVANTI, concluded the company.

13 May 2011 - US Merck & Co Inc (NYSE: MRK) said yesterday that Health Canada has approved the new intravenous formulation of EMEND IV (fosaprepitant dimeglumine).

It is not a working text of The History of King Lear for ordinary use, since it is expensive and lacks explanatory annotation; nor is it a scholar's text of Q, since it is modernized and frequently emended from F.

EMEND was developed by a subsidiary of Merck & Co Inc and licensed to Ono Pharmaceuticals Co Ltd for the Japanese market.

laid flat on the surface' (OED, [v.sup.I] 4b),(5) appears in the Epistle signed by Middleton: 'and for venery, you shall find enough for sixpence, but well couched an you mark it' (lines 13-14).(6) Citing this use, Gomme emends 'coached' to 'couched' in Laxton's question to the coachman in Gray's Inn Fields: 'May we safely take the upper hand of any coached velvet cap or tuftaffety jacket?' (III.i.13-14).

It is more usual to emend the conclusion of 3.6 to sort out the problem by making the first lord, not the second, E, accompany Bertram to Diana's house.

In their editions, Stevenson, Stratmann, Gadow, Grattan and Sykes, Stanley, and Sauer(4) emend to Nis nan man.(5) But Wells and Atkins give th[er] is.