Sentence examples for prescribed a year from inspiring English sources

New drugs, for example, are prescribed a year or two earlier in America than in Europe, and do not come cheap.

For example, you might wish to prescribe a year's worth of oral contraceptives, yet each fulfillment of the prescription might only provide a month's worth.

Dr. Mark Craddock of Sydney, who is also a member of the Exclusive Brethren Christian Fellowship sect, prescribed an 18-year-old man who was also part of the sect with the drug after he came out as gay, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

Those women who had collected less than 80% of the drugs prescribed for a year were classified in the study published in the British Journal of Cancer as having "low adherence" to the treatment.

Table 6 Few patients of total triptan users consume a large percentage of the triptans prescribed in a year Study Patients Consumption Perearnau (France 2003) [10] 7.9 43.6 of intakes Dekker (Netherlands 2005) [11] 10.4 46 of cost Pavone (Italy 2005) [5] 5.7 40 of packages or 44 of DDDs DDD defined daily dose.

The Ohio native faced a maximum of 14 years in prison, and state statute prescribed a minimum of two years for his convictions.

Prior studies of multiple provider prescribing in the overall population suggest that prescribing of opioids by three or more healthcare providers within a year is common, with rates ranging from 10%to15%5% of all individuals prescribed an opioid within a year.

This would be consistent with the NICE recommendation that everyone over 45 years prescribed a NSAID for OA should be coprescribed a proton pump inhibitor.

All patients were prescribed a reduced-calorie diet during year one and a weight-maintenance diet during year two.

"I have been prescribing a few years now, but I do find I tend to stick to things I'm happy with and that I deal with a lot, which is CHD, diabetes, women's health, travel health family planning........but because it [mental health] is something that I don't deal with a lot, I'm not happy to prescribe.

Patients ≥65 years were prescribed a lower dose of TRT at baseline significantly more often (95%) than patients <65 years (86%).