Sentence examples for prescribed for some from inspiring English sources
Milder cases of skin anthrax may have gone undetected because they can be cured by antibiotics, even if the drugs are prescribed for some other reason.
However, some observers believe that by signing the Right to Try Act, which allows very sick patients access to experimental treatments, there is an increased likelihood of MDMA, the active ingredient in ecstasy, being eventually prescribed for some medical conditions.
Psychopharmacology was prescribed for some of the children.
Eleven (92%) were treated with either doxycycline or minocycline; minocycline was prescribed for some because of a national shortage of oral doxycycline.
"Yes, the CBHI helps people when they are admitted in the hospital but at times one may become ill and is prescribed for some drugs, needs to have an X-ray taken and other tests….and all that is not covered by the health insurance schemes.
Despite the fact that niacin supplementation was only prescribed for some of the patients and despite strong reservations about patient compliance (personal communication), it must be assumed that supplementation contributed to the nicotinamide levels in at least some of the patients studied.
This may account for the higher volume of prescribing for some drugs (e.g. sunitinib) observed in our study.
33 An ecological study of antidepressant prescribing in primary care suggested that in areas of higher ethnic density, prescribing for some minority groups was reduced.
Exercise programs will be prescribed for the subjects; some will be fed more than they should eat to maintain body weight, some will be fed less and some will be fed what is believed to be just the right amount.
The drug can be fatal if taken with theophylline, a drug prescribed for asthma and some other respiratory conditions.
Gabrielle Carlson responded that even if many of the same medications are prescribed for BP and some of its diagnostic cousins, the overall treatment plans and prognoses for the children are different.
