Sentence examples for future prescriptions from inspiring English sources

Laying a broad basis for possible future prescriptions, the President's Council on Bioethics yesterday issued an analysis of how biotechnology could lead toward unintended and destructive ends.

For future prescriptions, the administration forms need to be better devised from an adherence perspective.

This is achieved by identifying the impact of intervention on physician prescribing and evaluating the level of spillover effect on future prescriptions following the intervention.

To evaluate the impact of retrospective drug utilization review (RDUR), pharmacist's interventions on physician prescribing, and the level of spillover effect on future prescriptions following the intervention.

vigiTrace adjusts for general differences between the surveillance period and the control periods in the external control group, but would fully correct for this only if multiple organ failure reduces the likelihood of future prescriptions of paroxetine as much as it reduces the likelihood of future prescriptions of other drugs in the external control group.

Indication and daily drug dosage are not included in the register, so we estimated the daily drug dose by calculating the average drug dose of up to three consecutive prescriptions before the actual prescription and not using information on future prescriptions in the calculations.

Questions included acceptability of pharmaceutically sponsored gifts, events and tuition fee, and their impact on future prescription.

The use of differentiated models for capitation and medicine payments is based on the findings of Zhao et al. [ 28], who give better predictive power for future prescription drug costs for mixed models that combine diagnostic and drug use data.

The main limitation with fixed effects analysis is that these models do not allow for either the effect of current health on future prescription collection status (reverse causation), or past health on future health (state dependence), which violate the strict exogeneity condition required by fixed effects methods.

It's a back-to-the-future prescription.

Improving the appropriateness and accuracy of future doctors' prescriptions is a crucial part of enhancing patient safety at an individual level, health service efficiency at a regional and national level, and international welfare at a global level.