Sentence examples for expected to prescribe from inspiring English sources

Emails written by Roper to his sales team explicitly signaled that in exchange for receiving speaking fees for the sham educational programs, as well as for being wined and dined at expensive restaurants, doctors were expected to prescribe Subsys.

GPs are expected to prescribe the cheapest drug.

At University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital (HKU-SZH), doctors were expected to prescribe regimens according to their ability and judgement, "keeping oneself far from all intentional ill-doing and all seduction".

If doctors do not take into account the copayment that patients have to face, they would be expected to prescribe at the same average price for non-pensioners and pensioners.

In rural and small-town India (accounting for 25-35 per cent of the market) private medical practitioners (whether formally trained or not) often stock most of the medicines they expect to prescribe [ 23].

This would indicate under-prescribing by doctors for both regimes as 4290 mg (94% of expected dose) would have expected to be prescribed over 12 days for dihydrocodeine and 47.6 mg (85% of expected dose) over 9 days for buprenorphine.

Of these, 53% expected to be prescribed antibiotics and 25% said they believed antibiotics worked on most coughs and colds.

The treatment study period for this trial is 12 weeks, since most treatments are expected to be prescribed for at least this period of time.

In general, patients who are satisfied with their treatment can be expected to adhere to prescribed treatment regimens more than patients who are unsatisfied.

Physicians are expected to manage prescribing by restricting it to a limited number of drugs.

Here, it's the girl who does the rescuing, saving not only the prince but the emperor himself from oblivion, and this in a distant culture where women were expected to obey strictly prescribed rules".