Sentence examples for prescribe with from inspiring English sources

Doctors vary in the length of antibiotic regimes they prescribe, with five-day courses for urinary tract infection still being used even though the evidence shows that two to three days is sufficient for an uncomplicated infection.

But it is almost impossible to prescribe with any greater precision what is worthy of such respect: that is a matter of perpetual debate and negotiation, not just about what is ultimately right but what can tenably be argued without being manifestly offensive.

The FDA dashed them, wanting more safety data and, according to people who have been briefed on the agency's response to Merck, more data comparing the new drug with aspirin, which some doctors prescribe with niacin today.

What is absolutely clear, affirmed by the text of the 1789 Constitution, by the Tenth Amendment ratified in 1791, and by innumerable cases of ours in the 220 years since, is that there are structural limits upon federal power upon what it can prescribe with respect to private conduct, and upon what it can impose upon the sovereign States.

This is probably because these variable dose medicines were less straightforward to prescribe, with or without eP.

If the decision was made to initiate LAI treatment, psychiatrists selected the specific LAI to prescribe with minimal patient input.

Both studies reported an increase in generic prescribing with e-prescribing when compared with control.

Xanax is often prescribed with opiates by doctors, for patients struggling with pain and difficulty sleeping.

The improv itself is what you'd expect: heavily prescribed with a focus on joke quantity.

He obstinately drank through whatever drugs were prescribed, with disastrous physical effects (and a fine "drinking novel," "Disturbing the Peace").

Dr. Kerr later stopped prescribing steroids, saying that his attempts to give athletes guidance failed because they often supplemented what he prescribed with drugs they obtained elsewhere.