Sentence examples for being given a dose from inspiring English sources

PAGE B1 Medicine Meets the Museum At the Mount Sinai School of Medicine and other schools, future doctors are being given a dose of art appreciation along with their medical studies, on the theory that looking closely at art could improve their observational skills.

At 6pm on Tuesday night, Warren Hill was given a dose of the drug Ativan.

Even without any truth serum, however, the genomics business has already been given a dose of humbling reality.

Neonatal hUGT1 mice were given a dose of either arsenic (As3+) or PEITC and markers of oxidative stress determined.

Mr Johnson told The Daily Telegraph that businesses needed to be given a dose of optimism and that criticising vital sectors like banking had to stop.

537d0cec-9bfc-4a6d-a0b0-cb1e3a2728f0 At 6pm on Tuesday night, Warren Hill was given a dose of the drug Ativan.

For spring/summer 2014, pearls have shed their prim and proper image and been given a dose of punk attitude.

The report was based on a study of 24 healthy volunteers who were given a dose of either Dilantin or a generic version, then were given the other drug two weeks later.

A group led by Nora Volkow, the director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, scanned the brains of 10 men after they had been given a placebo, and also after they had been given a dose of modafinil.

In the early nineteen-sixties, as part of an experiment at New York University, he was given a dose of the drug and then a list of some forty objects, which, as a longtime student of mnemonics, he memorized effortlessly.

No longer do we have to wait months for a telephone line to be connected, as was common in the bad old days before the hugely inefficient behemoth was given a dose of private sector efficiency.