Sentence examples for prescribed showed from inspiring English sources

But she began getting kidney stones more often -- winding up each time in the emergency room -- and the oral steroids she was prescribed showed little sign of slowing the disease.

Follow-up of the 363 children with a serious bacterial infection in whom antibiotics were not prescribed showed that 230 (63%) were subsequently treated with antibiotics and 105 (29%) were not treated; however, for 28 episodes (7.7%), the child's parents were uncontactable.

More detailed analyses by type of ovarian stimulation drug prescribed showed that the risk of developing breast cancer was significantly elevated among women who were prescribed clomiphene only (SIR=1.41), but this risk was not higher than that among women who were not treated (ovarian stimulation or any other) (Table 4).

Incidence of prescribing showed similar patterns whereby the incidence of prescribing was greater in children and declined in adulthood.

Tseng is not charged in those cases, but prosecutors contend she was aware of the deaths and continued to prescribe, showing a "conscious disregard for human life". Tseng's attorneys argued that her patients' actions contributed to their deaths, and they died days after she prescribed to them.

Far from relaxing its attendance policy, all the west London-based theatre is doing is allowing under ones to attend one prescribed show, hardly a revolution.

Summing the prevalence of the medications prescribed shows patients averaged just over one medication in both elderly and younger adult categories.

Studies examining what TB treatment regimens private practitioners would prescribe show that often national or international guidelines are not often followed [ 51– 51].

The values were broadly similar across all arms at each time point, although pharmacist prescribing showed slightly higher SF-6D scores at all three time points.

A previous study which examined the 'weight' of patient preference on final prescribing, showed that 50percentt of patients wished to leave final medical decisions to the clinician but 96percentt ultimately wanted to be offered choices and asked their opinion [ 12].

For example, a questionnaire study of 710 consultant surgeons in the UK, on intravenous fluid prescribing showed that only 16% felt that trainee doctors had been adequately trained in prescribing intravenous fluids, and only 30% of them judged that patients after surgery received appropriate water and electrolyte therapy [ 1].