Sentence examples for prescribed last year from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, cancer patients were still the main market for long-acting opioids, but oncologists accounted for only 3percentt of the OxyContin prescribed last year.

Back in the courtyard in Iganga, Robert is listing the products he was prescribed six months ago.

"Dr. Hurwitz prescribed 1,600 pills to one person to take in a single day," she announced.

The normal dose was 500 milligrams; E. G.'s doctor prescribed 1,500 because of he heard such aggressive therapy discussed at a convention.

Modified in 1958, the system was formally prescribed (1979) for use in all diplomatic documents and foreign-language publications in English-speaking countries.

The suit also says that Boogaard was prescribed 1,021 pills from about a dozen doctors during the 2008-9 season with the Wild.

Sidelined with tendinitis in his right Achilles', Childs has not practiced since training camp opened last month and apparently did not follow a diet prescribed 11 days ago by the Nets.

So no, this won't give you a quick answer to what happens when you drink this weekend while you're still taking those antibiotics you were prescribed last week for your sinus infection.

Placebos are widely used and prescribed today, and have significant benefits to those seeking treatment.

Doctors prescribed an average of more than 1 million antidepressants per week in 2013, double the number prescribed a decade earlier.

The good news is that in many cases, the drugs that are prescribed today are for health problems that could have been avoided.