Sentence examples for packing pills from inspiring English sources
Packing pills in the East End of London in the 1950s, she realised that improved efficiency meant both the co-operation of the workforce and the introduction of new production processes – and not one without the other.
Every few hours I'd get up to hand my fitfully sleeping spouse more ice packs, pills, water.
In a set of measurements designed to offset effects due to the difference in Q between the two coils, the mean signals from the blister packs were compared with those from an identical number of loose, closely packed pills placed at the center of the two RF coils (results Figure 5) with a differing number of pills.
Equally, they are packing those pills – which were already bulging with all sorts of non-kosher stuff like ketamine – with every possible substitute.
Once your first pack of pills is completed, you will begin your next pack of pills on the same day that you started taking your first pack of pills.
The strategy also recommends the use of quality-assured "fixed dose combinations" or blister packs of pills when available.
The MIT Sloan startup this month started rolling out beta versions of its device that carries and senses the status of a blister pack of pills.
He hand-sorts all the garbage, and at one point he noticed that foreign women often throw away empty packs of pills whose number corresponds to the days of the month.
It sends subscribers customized packs of pills labelled with the date and time they're to be taken, and its mobile app pushes reminders and provides access to 24/7 customer service.
It took congressional hearings, in 1970, to compel the FDA to include in each pack of pills a package insert detailing the potential side effects — a practice the American Medical Association initially opposed.
I keep thinking about how I felt a decade ago — a responsible teen-ager, with a college scholarship and a part-time job, still perpetually terrified of running out of money before the monthly window when my insurance would allow me to purchase a new sixty-dollar pack of pills.
