Sentence examples for prescribed much less from inspiring English sources

But Tamiflu is a pill and liquid, while Relenza is a powder that must be inhaled, so it is prescribed much less often.

Other individual antidepressants were prescribed much less frequently (N values from 1 to 5).

1 COX 2 selective agents are currently prescribed much less often than traditional NSAIDs; in 2007, for example, the COX 2 selective inhibitors celecoxib and etoricoxib accounted for approximately 5.8% of total NSAID prescriptions in England and approximately 20% of the total spend.

Choral hydrate and barbiturates were prescribed much more rarely.

We could prescribe them much less freely.

Unfortunately, most physicians do not prescribe it much less ask about the form it takes in their patients' lives.

In Wisconsin, the reduction in antimicrobial prescribing was much less in the Milwaukee-Waukesha metropolitan statistical area than in the remainder of the state.

This is in distinct contrast to a study of Rutten et al. published in 2003 [ 28], which found that Dutch GPs and internists prescribed ACEI and BB much less frequently (40% GPs vs. 76% internists and 9% vs. 30%, respectively) while AAs (11% vs. 76%) were prescribed at a frequency similar to that found in our study.

She said her doctor here, Lise Lambert, had not discussed Prozac with her, much less prescribed it.

Perhaps a better solution for teens would be to prescribe less coffee, less pop and less complaining.

The other available aldosterone antagonist, eplerenone, is more specific than spironolactone for the mineralocorticoid receptor and is likely to have fewer other hormonally based effects, but it is also less potent 7 and much less commonly prescribed in the UK.