Sentence examples for a prescribed schedule from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee recently greeted an incoming crop of freshmen with a prescribed schedule that highlighted fundraising "Call Time" of four hours a day as the chief priority for any new member of Congress.

Each artist will agree to invest 20 works of art over a 20-year period, according to a prescribed schedule.

He said he will write works for his new orchestra but not on a prescribed schedule.

But, across the nation, many or most urban teachers have to commit the instructional malpractice of teaching to a prescribed schedule.

But in many instances, workers have more freedom over their workday: They can follow the prescribed schedule or else choose to deviate, completing tasks in a different order at their own discretion.

The participant was asked the name of the medication and prescribed schedule, and then the number of times they had missed a dose of medication for each of the following time periods: 'today'yesterdayday'in'in the past three days', 'in the past seven days' and 'in the past 30 days'.

During the prescribed schedule of her stay, Ms. Thompson said, she was out walking the beach at 7 30 a.m. and didn't return to her room until after dinner, at least 12 hours later.

The researchers sought to find out whether deviating from the prescribed schedule would slow down or speed up the time it took the radiologists to read each image.

If the prescribed schedule doesn't help your jet lag (or even if it does), you can let them know by logging your travel schedule and jet lag experiences on the app.

The prescribed schedule meant that no further participants could be recruited after March 2010 despite needing additional participants to fulfil the sample size target.

4 To better understand adherence, it is important to consider the extent of drug taking behavior and the pattern that patients deviate from the nominal prescribed schedule.