Sentence examples for more specific prescriptions from inspiring English sources
A more physician-driven approach had some effect on physical activity levels [ 10], but physicians generally lack the skills or time to provide more complex physical activity counseling, despite calls for more specific prescriptions [ 11].
Since asthma patients can be reliably identified from prescribing data, we decided to use a definition that was even more specific (three prescriptions instead of two prescriptions) to avoid including cases without asthma and to provide a clear comparison with controls with no asthma drugs or diagnosis codes.
We're seeking to provide a rallying point for a wide range of Internet freedom supporters, even though we will sometimes disagree on more specific policy prescriptions.
It is true that most clergymen of all faiths are involved with the conduct of daily life, but the Thomas Road pastors — and fundamentalist pastors generally — have a much more specific and detailed set of prescriptions for the conduct of everyday life than do most Protestant churchmen.
The combined approach of mechanistic and clinical implementation studies is expected to lead toward more specific and evidence-based exercise prescription guidelines that can optimize long-term therapeutic outcome at an affordable socio-economic cost price.
The real surprise for me was that the only reason this is coming up at all right now is because, unlike previous White Houses, the last one actually decided to memorialize in policy memos not just the fact of this kind of treatment but also the specific prescriptions -- "no more than three dunkings during waterboarding... .., etc".
After the rally, potential voters found that Mr. Kamel came off as more earnest than electric, wishing that he had offered specific prescriptions for solving this nation's complicated social and economic problems.
Future studies should examine a broader range of measures (eg, prescription use costs) as well as more specific measures sensitive to obesity and weight management.
Mr. Bush's remarks today dwelled more on his broad vision for the United States' role in helping developing countries than on specific prescriptions.
For more specific advice and to maintain healthy vision, you need to visit the optometrist regularly to make sure that your prescription is correct and your vision is being corrected appropriately.
