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19 data instead of therapeutic results may be used to establish equivalence: bioequivalence. 20 It is the objective of this guidance to define, for products with a systemic effect, when 21 bioavailability or bioequivalence studies are necessary and to formulate requirements for their 22 design, conduct, and evaluation.
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