Sentence examples for less pharmaceutical from inspiring English sources

To be able to deliver sound horsemanship advice and be eligible to be willingly paid for his knowledge and professional acumen, an attending vet needs to appreciate the true nature of horses and learn how to manage bleeding and unsoundness in more appropriate, less pharmaceutical, fashions.

Turning to marital status, divorced patients generally have better income, as indicated by the positive concentration index (Table 7 in Appendix), and they accumulate more in-patient services but less pharmaceutical costs and general practice costs compared to married.

Other advantages included less pharmaceutical sedation cost, and lower incidence of hypotension compared with propofol alone.

The sequential use of midazolam and propofol was associated with less pharmaceutical sedation cost, and a lower incidence of hypotension compared with propofol alone.

(1-4) There was no single participant dominating the discussion, and comments readily came from each; however, the paediatrician did mention that there is less pharmaceutical presence in her practice.

Specifically, Greek doctors rely more on scientific publications and medical textbooks and less on pharmaceutical representatives.

A lack of competence (less qualified pharmaceutical personnel) and the provision of a variety of services may be hindering factors towards the provision of quality services.

Since the introduction of generic substitution, there has been a proportionally larger increase in the volumes of dispensed substitutable drugs compared with the volumes of non-substitutable pharmaceuticals, indicating that the reform has contributed to an increase in sales of less expensive pharmaceuticals.

3 In comparison with other OECD countries, as a percentage of total expenditure on health, New Zealand spends less on pharmaceuticals. 2 Approximately NZ$795 million and NZ$280 million are available for procuring community/cancer and hospital pharmaceuticals, respectively.

The origin, consumed loads, and transport mode of selected micropollutants (MPs) including two artificial sweeteners (ASWs) Sucralose (SUC) and Acesulfame-K (ACE-K), in addition to other less investigated pharmaceuticals such as the lipid regulator Gemfibrozil (GEM), and the contrast media Iohexol (IOX) were investigated in a karst system under dynamic conditions.

The view raises interesting questions about the benefits of less extreme pharmaceuticals, such as the therapeutic use of antidepressants; such medications can make life more pleasant, but many people worry whether they pose a threat to authenticity, perhaps undercutting their benefits.