Sentence examples for prescribed analysis from inspiring English sources

Requirements related to licensing and regulation submittals for US commercial nuclear reactors were originally based on what was believed to be the most problematic accident scenarios, conservative safety limits and prescribed analysis methods.

To enable comparison with nationally prescribed antimicrobial drugs, the number of community-prescribed drugs in England was obtained from prescribing analysis and cost data (PACT) (13 ).

However, when looking at what the Taylor rule would have prescribed, an analysis in the latest annual report of the Bank for International Settlements BISS) finds little difference between the speed with which the Bank of Japan responded to its downturn in the early 1990s and the Fed's response last year (see chart).The Fed study gives Mr Greenspan justification for further rate cuts.

As a response, in 2001, South Korea introduced the Prescribing Analysis System (PAS) to promote appropriate prescribing.

In South Korea, the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service manages the Prescribing Analysis System (PAS) to evaluate the appropriate use of medication.

General practitioner prescribing data from Prescribing Analysis and Cost (PACT) for 1st September 1997 to 31st August 1999 were examined to identify possible chemoprophylactic prescriptions for rifampicin, ciprofloxacin and ceftriaxone.

Initially, this was restricted to the 6 most commonly prescribed anti-psychotics based on ePACT (electronic Prescribing Analysis and Cost Tabulation) data.

Every NHS prescription issued and dispensed for a general practice patient is entered onto the administrative database of the NHS Business Service Authority called ePACT (electronic Prescribing Analysis and Cost).

It also offers important advantages for understanding trends in prescribing and for feedback to GPs compared to Prescribing Analysis and CosT (PACT) data, which lack links to both demographic and clinical characteristics of those prescribed for.

The application of the IPCRN to electronically extract and collect antimicrobial prescribing data directly form primary care practices has facilitated a tailored regional prescribing analysis as presented in this paper.

This result is similar to findings in the study of Jones et al. [ 18], which found that UK physicians seldom use the prescribing analysis and cost data from the Prescription Pricing Authority [ 24].