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Meanings of generic competition in English

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Usage of generic competition in English
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And they even may be subject to some generic competition, Funtleyder said.
Reuters
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That generic competition is set to increase over the next two years.
Reuters
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This means Ampyra could face generic competition as early as next year.
Reuters
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Early generic competition to Lialda has added to Shire's recent problems.
Reuters
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Both areas are seen as more immune than traditional pills to generic competition.
Reuters
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Volume increases outweighed price cuts because of relatively scant generic competition.
Reuters
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And there remains lingering concern that Skelaxin too may face earlier-than-expected generic competition.
Reuters
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The drug should face generic competition next year when Lilly loses patent protection.
Reuters
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Revenues for these products have gradually declined over recent years due to generic competition.
Reuters
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In exchange, brand companies would get 12 years of protection from generic competition first.
Reuters
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Vaccines can be complicated to manufacture and therefore less vulnerable to eventual generic competition.
Reuters
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The group has also suffered increased generic competition to key drugs, such as Valtrex.
The Irish Times
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The company needs new medicines to offset steep revenue declines from drugs facing generic competition.
Reuters
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Chief Financial Officer Jean-Claude Leroy cautioned that generic competition would make 2007 a difficult year.
Reuters
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But analysts believe it may still leave the franchise exposed to generic competition after 2012.
Reuters
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The settlement among the companies would have delayed generic competition to Plavix, but it collapsed.
Reuters
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Generic competition across language varieties
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