Sentence examples for dispensing more of from inspiring English sources

The report said this change "reflects a rise in the price of individual drugs, but also the fact that pharmacies are dispensing more of the more expensive antidepressants such as Paxil, Celexa and Wellbutrin".

In China, hospital physicians prescribe and dispense drugs, which means that every hospital has had its own pharmacy, dispensing more than 80% of China's total medicine consumption; the remaining 20% of medicine is distributed by community drug stores [ 26].

When medicines are prescribed and dispensed more for financial interests of the prescribers and dispensers than for needs of the patients, it reflects failure of the system's ability to hold individuals and entities accountable for adhering to basic medical ethics, standard procedures, norms, laws and regulations.

Today it stands as the second largest non-governmental funder of medical research, last year dispensing more than £727m in grants.

While American doctors are still dispensing more pills than they did before the start of the current crisis, the trend has already started to reverse itself.

When pharmacists are penalised for dispensing more expensive products, there is an incentive for them to dispense cheaper alternatives.

Now they are back, dispensing more advice.

All these young artists were thumbing their noses at tradition (this naturally appealed to Johnson), and most of them had dispensed more or less completely with the technical skills — the fine craftsmanship — that used to be considered an essential component of painting and sculpture.

28 Women were dispensed more antiobesity drugs than men in spite of obesity being more common in men.

24 Men were dispensed more psychostimulants, corresponding to a higher prevalence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 25 and autism.

The observed previous increases in POA utilization had been driven largely by increases in 'strong opioids' dispensing; consequently, half of the provinces (in DDDs) dispensed more 'strong opioids' than 'weak opioids' in 2012.