Sentence examples for dispensing was observed from inspiring English sources

A decreasing rate of antibiotics dispensing was observed across increasing SES quintiles with the highest SES quintile being associated with 0.91 (95% CI, 0.86-0.96) fewerfewer antibiotics being dispensed.

In the second example used in this study, and as described previously, following negative publicity relating osteonecrosis of the jaw to bisphosphonate use and in particular alendronate use, a drop in alendronate dispensing was observed [ 10, 28].

Also an increasing rate of dispensing was observed across increasing frequencies of physician visits in the last year, so those visiting a physician ≥ 12 times in the previous year were dispensed antibiotics 7.79 (95% CI, 7.13-8.51) timoremore frequently relative to those visiting a physician <12 times.

Two methods were applied to assess early discontinuation: the minimum refill method [ 42] and the maximum gap method [ 43, 44]. in line with Hansen and colleagues [ 19], patients were considered to have discontinued early if no further AD dispensing was observed within 180 days after the first dispensing.

No correlation between abortion rates and dispensed hormonal contraceptives was observed during the year of 2010 (rho = -0.158 p = 0.493).Figures  2 and 3 show differences in DDD/T per 1000 women 15-19 years old and differences in rates of induced abortions for eight Swedish counties over a time period of 10 years, 2000-2010.

One drop of antifoaming agent, antifoam B emulsion, was dispensed in each flask after initial foaming was observed during aeration.

26 The largest sex difference in absolute numbers was observed for antibiotics, more commonly dispensed to women.

A similar trend was observed in out-clinic and out-hospital dispensing.

Damages to cell membranes by physical forces (i.e., shear stress) during dispensing process were observed in optical images using a live-dead assay.

Inappropriate dispensing was also observed for diarrhoea in Kenya [ 58], Tanzania [ 43, 59], Nigeria [ 9, 52] and Sudan [ 60].

37– 40 Similar results have been reported by studies undertaken in pharmacies, where a relationship has been observed between the dispensing of antibiotics without prescription and the genesis of resistance.