Sentence examples for be given on a from inspiring English sources

A simple blood test by a veterinarian can determine whether a dog has the disease, she said, and treatments can be tailored to the individual pet, usually some combination of pancreatic enzymes, a low-fiber diet, antibiotics and vitamin B12 shots that must be given on a continuing basis.

Responses are to be given on a seven point scale (0 = never to 6 = always/every day).

High doses of urea can be given on a long-term basis without renal toxicity which is not the case for mannitol.

The rating will be given on a one-to-five-star basis, with one star being given to vehicles that are most likely to roll over and five stars awarded to the most stable.

Messiaen himself suggested that one of his works might best be given on a mountaintop, and in "From the Canyons to the Stars" he included an "interstellar appeal" for solo horn that was all the more effective for being beamed on this occasion to the sky (though, sadly, no stars were shining).

Therefore, what answer is going to be given on a policy statement is dependent on what was observed on a previous one from the same subject category.

In modern times, it may be given on an event such as a graduation from college.

After discharge from the inpatient rehabilitation treatment unit, care may be given on an outpatient basis.

This means that advice and care plans for patients can be given on an individual basis.

As OXA has no renal toxicity, treatment could be given on an out-patient basis.

The data on methotrexate are still very limited and no positive recommendation can be given on an evidence basis.