Sentence examples for prescribed periods from inspiring English sources

However, except the questions of the existence of periodic solutions with prescribed periods, little information was given on the periods of periodic solutions.

Even in biblical times, however, there were prescribed periods of sexual abstinence in connection with rituals and sacrifices and the prosecution of holy wars.

Cohort data are collected during prescribed periods, whereas the cross-sectional method produces an estimate at a given point in time.

This 28-day prescribing policy followed several studies which demonstrated that restricted and closely monitored prescribing periods reduced over-prescribing and medicine wastage[ 9- 11].

Again, in the TARGET survey [ 11], although 98% of physicians agreed that it was important to treat inflammation in asthma, ICS were rarely prescribed for periods of greater than 6 months.

This is to recognise that, although the participant may have been instructed to stop taking the drug (and is thus taking the product as prescribed), these periods should be included when reporting trial adherence.

However, even if the child is registered within the prescribed time period it is not necessarily within the neonatal time period, implying that neonatal deaths take place before children need to be registered.

After manumission, most societies prescribed a period of legal transition to freedom.

Remember, if you don't use the money you put into these tax-free accounts within the prescribed time period, usually a year, you forfeit the funds.

In Victorian times, tincture of cannabis was prescribed for period pains and pain during childbirth, among other things, and only fell out of favour when the syringe was invented.

A designed structure must satisfy optimality and safety criterions per prescribed maintenance period.