Sentence examples for prescribed appropriately from inspiring English sources

The authors also say an analysis of antibiotic prescriptions suggests that they are prescribed appropriately by Virtuwell practitioners.

The company said that it had acted responsibly in marketing Propulsid and that it was safe and effective when prescribed appropriately.

"There is a substantial body of research showing that statins are safe and effective drugs for most people, and can reduce the risk of heart attacks and stroke, when prescribed appropriately - but controversy remains around their widespread use and their potential side-effects.

The Maine pharmacy board sent a letter asking the FDA to prevent the state law from going into effect, and the agency replied that action would be taken if non-approved drugs are imported and not labeled correctly or prescribed appropriately.

Metformin causes few adverse effects when prescribed appropriately (the most common is gastrointestinal upset) and has been associated with a low risk of hypoglycemia.

Metformin is used by around 35 million people in the U.S alone, is able to cross the blood-brain barrier and has few contra-indications when prescribed appropriately [16], [56], [57].

Stiffened panel models with three and two bays in the longitudinal direction are used to prescribe appropriately boundary conditions for the middle bay.

The Royal College of GPs said: "Many patients expect a prescription at the end of their consultation, particularly antibiotics for common colds and infections that will get better naturally or respond better to other treatments, and this can make it difficult for GPs to prescribe appropriately.

GPs felt responsible for prescribing appropriately but varied in attitudes to (correcting) 'past' prescriptions.

While the supposedly confident interns may be incompetent to prescribe appropriately, the insecure ones may prescribe better.

Currently, there is evidence that some general practitioners in Australia are not prescribing appropriately for patients diagnosed with 1) hypertension (HT) and 2) chronic heart failure (CHF).