Sentence examples for medication it seems from inspiring English sources
Despite studies showing that PAP is an effective complement to or substitute for medication, it seems as if PAP is not used to its full potential [ 17, 18].
Half the world is determined to put as many patients as possible on medication, it seems, while the other half is trying to take as many patients as possible off.
However, since these results are adjusted for CVD medication, it seems unlikely that differences in early detection account for regional differences in CVD incidence.
Though we marvelled at Mother for taking no medication, it seemed to me that she was calling attention to her stoicism; mortification was her way of outdoing us in our maladies.
4. (Major concern) Results: Number of medications: It seems that the authors conducted logistic regression with either NLR>3.3 or NLR>4.5 as the dependent variable and number of medications as an independent, continuous variable.
If a physician considers administering a medication without consent, it seems corrupt to consider how chemically traceable is the medication, although that would affect how much her action would jeopardize future public trust in physicians.
Given the negative comments made by out-of-hours doctors on access to pharmacies and to medication, it would seem reasonable to look at improving access and/or to adopt an approach of anticipatory prescribing from in-hours providers, as envisaged by the Department of Health in 2005.
All because he didn't take his blood pressure medication, because it seemed too expensive.
Although GPs sometimes discontinue discharge medication for their patients (e.g. acid-suppressive medications [ 25]), it seems to be maintained in patients with a variety of cardiovascular morbidities [ 26].
But after reading Mr. Lalli's adventures in trying to determine the cost of his vitally needed medication, it would seem that the private sector is far worse and clueless.
Calendar the times when you have taken medications, notice if it seems quite frequent.
