Sentence examples for conditions prescribed from inspiring English sources
Perceived medication necessity tended to be stronger among participants who were younger, female (antihypertensive beliefs only), affected by more comorbid conditions, prescribed a higher number of medications, or prescribed insulin (antihyperglycemic beliefs only).
Unlike ordinary currency, though, it also bore a warning: "Nontransferable except under conditions prescribed by the secretary of agriculture".
Hard on this belligerent declaration, spokesmen for Liggett & Myers, R. J. Reynolds, the Lorillard Corporation, Philip Morris, and Brown & Williamson made it known that they did not intend to advertise their cigarettes in the Times, either, under the conditions prescribed.
This can be done by finding the appropriate linear combination of Floquet waves that satisfy a set of boundary conditions prescribed at planes normal to the layering.
A review of the working conditions of the power plant was carried out, as well as of the conditions prescribed by manufacturers for the condenser evaluations.
Our approach can handle large as well as small features, and features with Neumann/natural boundary conditions prescribed on them; previous methods have difficulties in handling such cases.
The differences correspond to the regions where the commutation conditions prescribe performing the pruned decomposed transform instead of the 2BF filtering method.
Boundary conditions prescribe the inorganic carbon fluxes into the cell and the diffusion across the carboxysome boundary.
These conditions prescribe that BCG bacteria accumulate without adherence, at a close docking distance (70 100 Å) to the bladder wall (Schamhart et al, 1994).
The doctor who treated her painful sun condition prescribed a healing steroid cream that gave her a luxuriant furze of facial hair.
As she lay dying, Sister Dorothy declined most of her 23 medications not essential for her heart condition, prescribed by specialists but winnowed by a geriatrician who knows that elderly people are often overmedicated.
