Sentence examples for finally prescribed from inspiring English sources

I was finally prescribed one of these CPAP machines about three years ago.

Despite his high-handed, Nabokovian dismissals of psychoanalysis (finally prescribed antidepressants, he gleefully remarked: "No more Sigmund Fucking Freud!"), he knew perfectly well where his problems began - in his disturbed and claustrophobic upbringing - and he circled this subject obsessively.

After seeing a parade of doctors, a specialist finally prescribed midodrine, which "was the only thing that allowed me to keep some function and attend classes and not be completely bedridden," Ms. Mills said.

When finally prescribed, penicillin agents are usually given in higher doses to German patients than French patients.

Finally, prescribed or self-administered calcium and vitamin D supplements and dietary phosphate intake have not been considered in our calculations.

Similarly, results from a prospective study demonstrated that OROS MPH was effective during the late afternoon and homework time, and consistent with parents' preference, was finally prescribed in over twice as many children as Ritalin LA [ 29].

Disappointed, I headed to the nearby hospital for a blood test: the clinic will analyse the results to decide which hormones they should offer when they finally prescribe, as well as picking up any underlying health problems.

You visit your doctor; hoping they will finally prescribe you a medication that will help alleviate the fight you struggle with in your mind every single minute of every day.

80– 82 Finally, prescribing multiple short bouts (10 min each) rather than one long session may help patients accumulate more minutes of exercise.

Finally, the prescribed SiLAD proteome snapshot pattern could be potentially used as an exclusive symbol for characterizing each stage in well regulated biological processes.

Finally, all prescribed postures had a tracking error that was significantly greater than that at the self-selected posture (all t>3.44; all p<0.004), except for the posture corresponding to the hand held at 1/3 arm length from the body and the shoulder abducted to 25°.