Sentence examples for dispensing twice from inspiring English sources

In November, Mother Nature Network reported that crowds lined up in Glasgow, Scotland, to exploit a faulty ATM that was dispensing twice the amount of money that customers asked for (and subtracting only half of it from their accounts).

Methadone dispensing twice a week was taken into account in HTP patients for the first year (104 dispensations) and once a week for the second and third year (52 dispensations per year).

A pharmacy could be excluded in a particular month if it dispensed twice its historical amount of monthly prescriptions.

In the remaining trial period, dexamphetamine is dispensed twice a week (take home doses for a maximum of three days).

To reduce potential misclassification of children with wheezing as asthmatics, we required that a given medication regimen be dispensed twice in order for a child to be counted as having asthma.

16, 22 To ensure ongoing use of anti-asthma medication and to avert possible misclassification as asthmatics of small children with wheezing only, it was additionally required that the medication regimen be dispensed twice in order for a child to be counted as having asthma.

In January, the system showed that two salt spreaders, in the Bronx and in Queens, were dispensing nearly twice as much salt as was needed.

For example, the average daily pill count for a patient with 365 days of follow-up time that had 18 total dispensings, with each dispensing taken twice per day for a total of 30 days (days' supply) would be as follows: 18 × [(2 × 30)]/365 = 2.96 pills per day.

Many new chief executives do not think twice before dispensing with company customs.

In our analyses we had two asthma outcome variables based on medication; (1) any asthma medication (ATC codes R03CC, R03AC, R03BA, R03AK, R03DC) and (2) any asthma medication except oral β2-agonists, dispensed at least twice during the year of follow up; during the 13th year of life for children born June 1993 May 1996 and during the 10th year of life for those born June 1996 June 1999.

They hit the streets and stores twice a week dispensing condoms and advice about protected sex while urging people to get tested for the virus that causes AIDS.