Mr McCullough, who runs a philosophy café in a local Barnes & Noble bookshop and is opening his own café in June, prescribes the example of Epictetus, a noted Stoic philosopher, to teach people how to stay serene when they have lost everything.Epictetus is just the thing for those with underwater stock options.
Those credited with such connections employ special formulas and rigidly prescribed modes of diction; examples of the language of magic and of magicians are widespread, including the usages of shamans and witch doctors and the ritual "abracadabra" of the mock magic displayed by conjurors at children's parties.
Either a specific RM set is prescribed (for example, 8RM) [ 41] or a percentage of a specific RM set is used (for example, 80%10RMM) [ 39].
For example, prescribing of bisphosphonates over a period of about five years was associated with a doubling of the risk of oesophageal cancer.
For example, a prescribed daily dose of 20 mg or 30 mg citalopram was recorded as 1 DDD or 1.5 DDDs, respectively.
If the operator lets go of the engine throttle for more than a prescribed amount of time, for example, the locomotive will shut down — the assumption being that the operator is dead (or otherwise incapacitated) and there's a risk of a runaway train.
For example, prescribing data of GPs alone are not sufficient to compile a clear overview of all drugs prescribed in general practice.
Mucklow et al 15 provides further examples of assessing prescribing competence based on Miller's model and its importance for the healthcare profession.
Mental healthcare: for example, prescribing of antidepressants; referrals to clinical psychologists and use of specific Medicare Mental Health Care Plan items.
The schedule comprised questions exploring: initial reactions to whether there are difficulties in prescribing aspirin; opinions of published evidence suggesting suboptimal prescribing; the ease of implementing national guidelines; examples of GPs' own prescribing uncertainty or difficulties.
