Sentence examples for days dispensed from inspiring English sources

The total days supplied will be calculated as the sum of days dispensed within the study period.

At each visit, pills remaining in bottles were counted and the proportion of these pills to the dispensed pills during the previous visit was calculated based on the dose and the number of days dispensed.

The measure of adherence to antiretroviral therapy was the product of the number of days dispensed antiretroviral therapy in the previous 180 days over the number of days eligible in the previous 180 days, dichotomized at above or below 95%.

A curly-haired doctor named Jeff Brumberger painted crude red crosses on the side of a white hearse, loaded it with supplies from deserted hospitals and pharmacies, and roamed the city for days, dispensing care and wisecracks.

A team of some of the most fearsome researchers in the business, led by Mr. Romney's campaign manager, Matt Rhoades, spent days dispensing negative information about Mr. Gingrich, much of it finding its way to the influential Drudge Report, which often serves as a guide for conservative talk radio and television assignment editors and to which Mr. Rhoades has close ties.

Zerai spent the rest of the day dispensing what he called "small, practical help".

The designer Donna Karan, a founder, was as usual on site all day, dispensing advice to shoppers.

Patients were defined as discontinuing cinacalcet if there was greater than a 30-day gap from their last pill day, calculated from the days supply dispensed.

We calculated refill adherence using CMA [i.e., (number of days' supply dispensed during the study period)/(number of days in the study period)].

An individual can have long gaps with no medication dispensings and yet appear fully compliant based on a large days' supply dispensed toward the end of the measurement window.

The chancellor, eking out this political good news over an impressive four days, has dispensed capital spending into every marginal seat, tried to trump shadow chancellor's Ed Balls mansion tax with his reforms to stamp duty and even doffed his hat to a northern England renaissance by promising a £235m science centre in Manchester.