Sentence examples for medication to which from inspiring English sources

A brief report in the Vital Signs column of Science Times on July 15 about research into a hypertension drug's effect on kidney function in diabetics misidentified the class of medication to which it belonged.

Correction: July 23 , 2003 Wednesday A brief report in the Vital Signs column of Science Times on July 15 about research into a hypertension drug's effect on kidney function in diabetics misidentified the class of medication to which it belonged.

A subgroup of carboplatin allergic patients with ovarian cancer treated with RDD was analyzed for costs and life expectancy and compared with a nonallergic control group.RDD allowed all patients to receive safely the full dose of the medication to which they were reactive.

"Advertising Agency: Print Culture and Female Sexuality in 'Nausicaa'" uncovers historical material long overlooked by Joyce scholars to indicate that she very well may have: Widow Welch's Female Pills, a patent medication to which Gerty explicitly refers, was widely believed to have abortifacient properties during the nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.

When initiated, glycemic rescue therapy was added to the ongoing, blinded study medication to which patients had been randomized.

When initiated, glycaemic rescue therapy was added to the ongoing, blinded study medication to which patients had been randomised.

"Specifically, she received medications to which there was a documented possible allergy".

Dr. Malakoff wrote that Mr. Cheney takes "a long list of medications" to which he has shown no side effects that would impair his judgment or intellectual performance.

When we spoke again, a few days later, she told me that she had called the Lake Correctional Institute and learned that her son was being given two psychiatric medications, to which he was allergic.

The basic idea is that drug companies charge a premium here in the U.S. for patented medications to which they have exclusive rights.

Unlike most ADHD medications, to which you can easily build up a tolerance, nootropics advocates say you don't need to constantly increase your dose, and they aren't habit forming.