Sentence examples for generally prescribing from inspiring English sources

In example, a study from Switzerland reveals (compare [49]) that among clinically practising physicians, only 22% reported generally prescribing biannual screening mammography's for women aged 50-69.

Those with less support (i.e. PISPs and community practitioner prescribers) generally prescribed less frequently.

Instead of high-priced brand name drugs like Lipitor or Zocor, members of Kaiser Permanente health plans, for example, are generally prescribed lovastatin, a generic version of an older cholesterol-lowering drug from Merck called Mevacor.

The inhalant is generally prescribed for people suffering from asthma or chronic bronchitis.

Congress last year passed a bill that generally prescribes military commissions for terrorism suspects affiliated with al-Qaida.

The imagery and subject matter of paintings in early cultures were generally prescribed by tribal, religious, or dynastic authorities.

For all but the mildest cases, he generally prescribes it for three months, and says that fungus reoccurs in only one out of four patients.

Because these pills are an unknown quantity, generally prescribed to innocent people at their lowest ebb, they have no clue about coming off them.

Maximum punishments under the code are generally prescribed by the Manual for Courts-Martial, an executive order the president can amend with a stroke of his pen.

The BMA guidelines state: "If the medication is specialised in nature and is not something GPs would generally prescribe, it is for the individual GP to decide whether to accept clinical responsibility for the prescribing decision recommended by another doctor".

Throughout the better part of the decade doctors generally prescribed the first oral contraceptive, Enovid, only for married women, who made up the drug's largest market share in its early years.