PBS definition

PBS means the Pharmeceutical Benefits Schedule (PBS) that is a list of all the medicines that receive a government subsidy.

PBS. (non) means a Pharmaceutical that is registered for use in Australia by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) but has is not on the Pharmeceutical Benefits Schedule (PBS).

PBS means the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

Examples of PBS in a sentence

• PBS will, from time to time, review the Chapter Micro-Site and may amend or require the Chapter to amend the Chapter Micro-Site for any reason and within 48 hours of such a request by PBS.

• All IP Assets, other than the Chapter name and logo, that are published, reproduced, or displayed on Chapter Micro-Site must be approved in advance by PBS.

• Should PBS create a Chapter Micro-Site, the Chapter shall terminate all other website and social media accounts no later than thirty (30) days after receiving notice from PBS of creation of a such a Chapter Micro-Site.

• Due to low yields of leukocytes from heart tissue, the FCS and leukocyte layer were carefully removed to a 15ml Falcon tube and topped up to 10ml with PBS.

• Cells were washed in PBS, re-suspended in FACS buffer, and stained according to the protocol for the experimental sample.

More Definitions of PBS

PBS means the customary pilot boarding station or the customary alternative temporary anchorage area as determined by the proper port authorities at the Discharge Port or Loading Port (as applicable).

PBS means the Commonwealth Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

PBS means Portfolio Brokerage Services, Inc.

PBS means the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme authorised under the National Health Act 1953.

PBS means the status that may be ascribed to Subscriber in Section 2 (a).

PBS means the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme established under Part VII of the Act.

PBS is a polymer comprised primarily of residues of diacids and diols, wherein the diacid component comprises [***] by mole of succinic acid and the diol component comprises [***] by mole of 1,4-butanediol.