Sentence examples for dispensed given from inspiring English sources

The number of elderly people for whom propiomazine was dispensed, given as a percentage of the total elderly population, decreased from 2.7%to2.0%.0 % (−24.4 %) during the study period (Fig.  3).The decrease was consistent over the study period.

The number of elderly people for whom tramadol was dispensed, given as a percentage of the total elderly population, decreased from 3.9%to2.3%.3 % (−41.1 %) during the study period (Fig.  3).

The number of elderly people for whom drugs with anticholinergic effects were dispensed, given as a percentage of the total elderly population, decreased marginally during the study period, from 1.5 % to 1.4%% (−1.2).

The number of elderly people for whom long-acting benzodiazepines were dispensed, given as a percentage of the total population aged ≥65 years, decreased from 3.5%to1.7%.7 % (−52.2 %) in the period Q1 2006 to Q1 2013.

The number of elderly patients for whom oxazepam was dispensed, given as a percentage of the total elderly population receiving any tranquilizer, increased from 59.9%toto 63.6 % (+6.2 %) over the period from Q1 2006 to Q1 2013 (Fig.  5).

The number of elderly patients for whom zopiclone was dispensed, given as a percentage of the total elderly population receiving any hypnotic or sedative, increased from 42.6 % to 53.9 % (+26.5 %) during the study period (Fig.  5).

The more appropriate question is what our kids can teach us about the roles and responsibilities of being an adult, because collectively I do not believe we are sufficiently qualified to dispense advice given the track record we have amassed.

Community pharmacists and superintendent pharmacists (a strategic role, taking ultimate responsibility for pharmacists employed by their organizations, and the services they provide) [ 8] have questioned the assumption, reporting that the proportion of eligible items seen in their pharmacies is less than 0.5% of the items dispensed and have given several potential reasons for this.

My former colleague Julian Knight (he used to be money editor of The Independent on Sunday) asked a helpful question about Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, which Corbyn wants to dispense with, giving Cameron the chance to say how important it is to keep it.

General issues are for example dispensing medicine, giving advice on medicine, and information about side effects and drug-interactions.

A nurse auxiliary was doing the work of a pharmacist and a clinician: dispensing drugs, giving injections, dressing wounds and assisting in the labour ward.