Sentence examples for prescribed it can from inspiring English sources

Depending on which medication is prescribed, "it can make people dizzy, so it increases the risk of falls and fractures".

Excluding Japan – which had a consistently low rate of soft toric lens fitting over the survey period – soft toric lenses now represent over 35% of all soft lenses prescribed; it can be assumed that, on average (and again excluding Japan), all cases of astigmatism 0.75 D or less remains uncorrected among contact lens wearers.

Faye knew that, "for anyone not familiar with adjusting the insulin amounts that they've been prescribed, it can wreak havoc".

While the recitation of the song cycles and narratives is to some extent prescribed, it also can incorporate new experience and thus remain applicable both part of the past (called up by the Ancestors) and part of the present.

So this just says if your veterinarian prescribes it, you can purchase it and give it to your pet.

In one case in Oregon, the lawyer stressed that a doctor "prescribed" medical marijuana and the patient shouldn't be punished by her employer for it, but state laws say doctors actually don't technically prescribe it — they can only "recommend" the patient for a medical marijuana license, Krebel Chang said.

Suboxone can also be expensive as doctors must have special training to prescribe it, and they can only have so many patients who take suboxone at one time.

Combine this with confusing naloxone laws and some doctors' reluctance to prescribe it, and you can understand why many users don't have it.

But there are often scare stories around statins (I've written about this before), perhaps because they're so widely prescribed, so it can be hard to work out what's really known, or not known about them.

"Alongside this we think cannabis should immediately be taken from schedule 1 to schedule 2 –this is essential so that doctors can prescribe it with ease and so that more research can take place with less obstacles," said Hattie.

A doctor can prescribe it to someone who then passes it on to a third person or prescriptions can be forged.