Sentence examples for So prescribing from inspiring English sources

Problematically, urban rail systems are often very unique in their design, and so prescribing solutions suitable for all or most systems is rarely effective.

The lack of difference in the GP and paired groups for CVD may reflect poorer awareness of stroke management guidelines 18 in comparison with coronary heart disease, and so prescribing rates are consequently no higher in the paired group.

Whether the patient also applies the drug (compliance) is irrelevant to the study, the important thing is that it is so prescribed.

It made no difference whatsoever and after a few months he [GP] thought it might be stress, panic attacks … so prescribed [anxiolytic] … but it didn't do anything for my breathlessness' [PM11 63].

But there are often scare stories around statins (I've written about this before), perhaps because they're so widely prescribed, so it can be hard to work out what's really known, or not known about them.

Doctor also spots that my blood pressure is pretty low – and I get light-headed when standing up and so prescribes intravenous fluids to help.

"Every training session is so carefully prescribed because I am so injury prone.

So he prescribed the standard treatment, the antibiotic doxycycline.

Information comes to him, but what he does with it isn't always so neatly prescribed.

So they prescribed drugs for children anyway, and, sometimes, saved lives.

Many doctors say they believe that Lexapro is the best antidepressant, so they prescribe the drug despite its cost.