Sentence examples for last dispensed from inspiring English sources

The station last dispensed gasoline in 1999.

Deciphering 50,000 five-digit numeral groups and feeding punch cards into a hulking, primitive I.B.M. machine, they fueled themselves on patriotism, coffee and Benzedrine pills, these last dispensed from a bucket lying next to a cache of highly classified intercepts.

It was calculated, for each woman, by summing up all quantities dispensed, and dividing the sum by her time in the cohort, that, in turn, was given by the difference between the last and the first dispensing date summed to the last dispensed quantity, for those that did not die, and between the death and the first dispensing date, for those that died [ 12, 17- 19].

Periods of no pharmacologic therapy were defined as beginning on the last date that a diabetes medication prescription was filled plus two times the daily supply last dispensed, and ending when and if a new diabetes medication prescription was filled (patients who have had no medication dispensed automatically meet the criteria of having no pharmacologic therapy).

For analytical purposes, we defined the index date as the date on which tamoxifen was last dispensed, plus an additional 60 days.

Patients' record are being used to calculate the number of days covered by the last dispensed HIV medication and 90 days will be added to determine the date when patients are categorised as 'drop outs'.

The MPR was estimated as the number of days supply (excluding last refill) divided by the number of days between first and last dispense date.

That is, CMA5 ignores the last dispensing while CMA6 does not.

Subjects with no record of dispensing of a proton pump inhibitor for more than 72 days after their last dispensing were considered unexposed to a proton pump inhibitor from 72 days after their last dispensing.

Confirmation of escalation was based on the comparison of analgesic potency at the first dispensing day and the last dispensing day within the observation period.

Median duration of opioid treatment: defined as the time from the first opioid dispensing record to the last dispensing record plus 30 days.