Sentence examples for medications and finally from inspiring English sources

How you can make enough money to live forever and then repeatedly find yourself in soup kitchens, licking envelopes, attending 12 step meetings, taking medications, and finally reaching some sort of spiritual recognition that it all doesn't matter until the next time you sink even lower.

Our findings for treatment intensity are consistent with previous research in that increased intensity of treatment (i.e. progressing from diet to oral medications and finally to insulin) in individuals with type 2 diabetes has been associated with lower levels of HRQL in previous cross-sectional studies [ 3, 4, 6].

We were confident that treatment intensity of diabetes could be used as a marker of disease severity in type 2 diabetes as the Canadian Diabetes Association, until its December 2003 Guidelines, had recommended a step-wise approach to the management of type 2 diabetes starting with diet alone, then progressing to oral medications and, finally, to insulin with or without oral medications [ 8].

For example, for me to get in a dingy to flee, I gave up my passport, followed by my money, photos, medication, and finally all I had left was my phone.

Our study aims at evaluating whether cephalalgiaphobia was related to migraine frequency, aura status, medication overuse and, finally, if it was per se a predictor of increase in migraine frequency.

In the last half of the detoxification period, all medications were tapered and finally discontinued except for thioridazine, which was permitted throughout the study in doses discussed below.

His cholesterol has soared despite a spartan diet and endless exercise and, finally, medication.

This classification was refined and medications were finally categorized in the following groups: methylphenidate, serotonin specific reuptake inhibitors (SSRI), benzodiazepines and anti-psychotics.

I found coping skills and finally got my medications balanced to help.

Based on the hierarchical order of the logit scores of the subscales (testlets), this study suggests that the level of knee symptoms-related experiences increased as individuals moved from the monitoring, to the modifying, then interpreting, and finally to the medication subscale.

First, we memorized the DSM criteria for the major disorders, then we learned how to ask the patient the right questions, then we pieced together a diagnosis and finally we matched a medication with the symptoms.