Sentence examples for prescribed categories from inspiring English sources

The imposition of certain behavioural codes is damaging and does not help people to be who they are, particularly if they do not fit prescribed categories.

Several trial runs and a review of different classification systems helped to define which attributes should have prescribed categories, where to allow free text, and where to combine these types.

In adulthood's newer forms, there is space for women outside of the article's prescribed categories of "contradictory" pop music divas, female-centric sitcoms or a force for sentimentality in literature to counterbalance man-boy swagger.

As epoetins represent the most prescribed categories among biosimilars in the study period, they represent the focus of the current analysis.

This satisfies requirements of qualitative synthesis: "The researcher should … sort the data accordingly … be an active astute observer … so that … [they are] not forcing data … into prescribed categories … [but] rather … asking informed questions and checking the fit of established theory to see if it holds in a new situation" [ 68].

The most frequently prescribed category of drugs during the first trimester were US FDA category A drugs.

Table  5 details the most commonly prescribed category D and category X medications and the percentage of pregnancies exposed to each.

Malaria prevention methods should be also strengthened as anti malarial drugs are the most frequently prescribed category D or X drugs to the pregnant women in this study.

Following the initial consultation for antenatal care 4.7% (n = 110) and 3.1% (n = 72) were prescribed category D and category X medications (excluding oral contraceptives, fertility treatments, progestogens and oxytocin; category X 0.4%, n = 10).

The point of these articles is not to prescribe categories; instead, they're designed to profile the countless ways in which young people across the country see the world.

Based on the known distribution of cardiovascular prescribing, and assuming an admission rate of 4% in the baseline group (no drugs) and a stepwise relative change in admissions of 5% per increasing prescribing category, the study population provides over 90% power at the 5% significance level (two-sided) to detect an overall association between prescribing category and admission.