Sentence examples for more recently prescribed from inspiring English sources

This year many charities will be redoubling their social media efforts, especially on Facebook, having found that they can acquire fans (or "Likes," if we have to use Mark Zuckerberg's more recently prescribed term-of-art) at the relatively low marketing cost of $0.18 to $0.80 per fan.

According to their respective availability and international recommandations, triple NRTI or NNRTI-based therapy were thus more likely to be recently prescribed than PI-based therapy.

Antibiotics had been recently prescribed for more than one in four children.

We surveyed insulin-naïve patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes, already treated with two or more oral agents who were recently prescribed insulin.

This young woman then told me that she was recently prescribed the birth control pill and wanted to know a little bit more about it.

His doctor had recently prescribed Oxycontin.

A physician, I recently prescribed Viagra to a patient.

More recently there is evidence that people prescribed certain second generation antipsychotics are more likely to receive screening for diabetes.

According to Peabody [ 17], the WHO's response to YAWS led to practices that the agency adopted for other diseases, such as: 1) holding international symposia; 2) offering fellowships to staff; and 3) prescribing penicillin and more recently, technical meetings, consultative visits and the provision of supplies.

When patients express ambivalence to adhering to their prescribed regimen, Motivational Interviewing (MI) and more recently Behaviour Change Counselling (BCC) have been developed in order to identify ambivalence and guide patients in adopting behavioural change [ 26].

Although there has been an encouraging increase in DMARD and methotrexate prescribing it is too early for us to conclude with any accuracy whether the more recently published NICE and EULAR guidelines have influenced DMARD prescribing in the UK.