Sentence examples for prescribed higher from inspiring English sources

Studies show that women are more likely to suffer from chronic pain than men, more likely to be prescribed higher doses and to remain on painkillers for longer times, and more likely to "doctor shop" in search of multiple prescriptions.

We know from extensive prior research that patients who are prescribed higher doses of opioids are more likely to die of an overdose, so policies that reduce high dose prescribing make a lot of sense at the population level.

The benefits of public involvement in river management and research have been widely publicised, although uptake of public participation at the prescribed higher levels (which account for both ecological and societal benefits, and include knowledge production and decision-making by 'non-certified experts') is rarely evident.

At discharge, 3411 (56%) patients were prescribed higher doses compared with admission, including 1867 (31%) initiating daily outpatient diuretics; 1912 (31%) had no dose change and 795 (13%) were prescribed lower doses compared with admission.

It is also important to note that only three of the trials reporting PCI outcomes prescribed higher training intensities in an interval format [75, 89, 95], and it may be that periods of intermittent recovery (as used in HIIT) are needed to mediate the potential negative effect of higher intensity exercise.

Scott Thompson testified that he prescribed higher dosages of painkillers and anti-anxiety medicine in response to requests from Martin MacNeill, whom he knew was a doctor, too.

My sister's oncologist, a private practitioner, prescribed high doses of Celebrex, 800 milligrams a day.

He prescribed high doses of chemotherapy and full-body radiation to kill any leukemic cells in Mrs. McCauley's bone marrow.

In the past, doctors have prescribed high doses of opioids to people who did not need them, putting them at unnecessary risk.

Florida has reported that about 250 pain clinics had been closed by 2013, the C.D.C. said, and the 98 doctors who had prescribed high volumes of oxycodone dwindled to 13 in 2012.

To mute the incessant pain, his doctor prescribed high-potency pain medication.