She became upset, she said, when she found that emergency-room doctors were prescribing Zithromax for illnesses like strep throat, which could be treated with less powerful medicine.
Instead of being reserved for use against serious, perhaps life-threatening bacterial infections like hospital-acquired pneumonia, these antibiotics are frequently prescribed for sinusitis, bronchitis, earaches and other ailments that may resolve on their own or can be treated with less potent drugs or nondrug remedies — or are caused by viruses, which are not susceptible to antibiotics.
Now that the world economy is no longer staring into the abyss, they might hope to be treated with less suspicion by the countries traditionally least friendly to offshore, such as France.Clients, clients everywhereIn future, however, the tax havens will need to take as much note of attitudes in large developing countries as in the OECD stalwarts.
Results for the low-reliability level should be treated with less confidence than the other two levels of reliability.
This estimate uses one-third of the sample size of his previous samples and should be treated with less confidence than his previous estimates, Allen noted.
David Potter, author of The Roman Empire at Bay (2004), treated the matter dismissively: accounts of Philip's Christianity were simply "bogus", Potter wrote, and works that accepted them should be treated with less respect on that count alone.
Over-treated patients could have been treated with less Co-fact© than was originally administered, while under-dosed patients should have been treated with more.
The gay population is treated with less severity than others.
That rises to 58percentt of teenage girl and young women gamers who say women are treated with less respect.
As a result, patients who until five years ago would have had hip replacements or hip resurfacing are now being treated with less drastic surgeries like removing tissue flap.
