Sentence examples for prescribed mostly from inspiring English sources

Before OxyContin, narcotic painkillers were prescribed mostly by oncologists and pain specialists.

In a good speech, the chancellor of the exchequer warned that Britain could leave the EU but prescribed mostly Europe-wide reforms to improve matters.

Someone could even be epistemically responsible in believing what a Ouija board says if it had "a good track record", that is, if in the past the beliefs it prescribed mostly turned out to be confirmed by perception and the best explanation of all that was that our five senses and the Ouija board enabled us to grasp the relevant truths.

LLDs were widely prescribed, mostly as statins (74%) and/or fibrates (43%).

Levonorgestrel in the UK was prescribed mostly with a 30-40 µg dose of oestrogen, so oestrogen dose analysis was not possible.

But, unfortunately, in the last decades, in the face of a minimal symptom of infection, antimicrobial drugs are widely prescribed, mostly without determining the causative agent.

Not long ago, doctors in the U.S. prescribed narcotics mostly for short-term pain, like the kind that people experience after a surgery, or for pain related to cancer or to the end of life.

SSRIs were the most frequent prescribed antidepressants, mostly in combination with BZDs.

We also prescribed a mostly independent set of fire emissions scaled according to the Along-Track Scanning Radiometer (ATSR) distribution of active fires [ Arino and Melinotte, 1998].

Of the total of 2000 patients with validated VTEs, 46% (n=928) received heparin/low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH) within 90 days of the event, whereas 54% were prescribed warfarin (mostly during the postpartum period and time outside pregnancy).

Anemia due to CKD was the main reason for prescribing ESAs, mostly to elderly patients, irrespective of the ESA type, except in Tuscany, where 60%% of patients started treatment with a biosimilar ESA to treat anemia induced by anticancer chemotherapy (Table  1).