Sentence examples for dispensing which from inspiring English sources

Measurements were made starting at 4 h after dispensing, which is needed for the cells to settle and adhere to the substrate, then repeated daily for up to 3 days (72 h).

Part of this variability may be explained by differences in age distribution and type of data (i.e., surveys, prescriptions, dispensing), which hampers good comparisons between studies.

Fixed pack dispensing, which is not currently widely practiced in China, may be a complementary method to help reduce the availability of leftover antibiotics in homes [ 26].

It is estimated that about 80% – i.e., the large majority – of the total of POAs are dispensed by way of retail pharmacies (other main routes include hospital- or emergency care-based dispensing which are not captured in these data) [ 18].

The information provided in the pharmacy should be sufficient to motivate the patient to use the statin at least until the second dispensing, which is the moment at which the patient's experiences with using the medication are discussed and more information can be provided.

Over the same period, more than 55,500 disulfiram prescriptions were dispensed, which causes a severe and unpleasant reaction in the patient if they drink alcohol.

Certain beers develop a large number of microbubbles during dispense which circulate in the beer as it stands in the glass rather than immediately rising to the surface.

The PCA for Wales from 2000 to 2004 did not include the quantity of insulin dispensed which was necessary to calculate the incremental cost.

In addition, the pharmacy database may have not captured all ward stock antibiotics dispensed and the pharmacy database captured the time the antibiotic was dispensed which may not have correlated with the time the antibiotic was administered.

We offer a model of different work approaches community pharmacies use to dispense, which suggests that when adopting a core technical element such as the EPS2 system of dispensing there could be variations in its successful adoption.

Discrepancies between recorded days-supply and dispensed quantity were common in the PharmaNet database; hence, we also calculated days-supply based on the quantity dispensed, which, if required, was imputed using the recorded total cost.