Sentence examples for prescribed to increase from inspiring English sources

Ritalin, or methylphenidate, is often prescribed to increase alertness.

Digoxin and digitoxin are commonly prescribed to increase the strength of heart contraction.

Dobutamine was prescribed to increase oxygen delivery because it was the practice at that time [ 21].

26 An anticoagulant, such as low-molecular weight heparin, aspirin, clopidogrel, or pentoxifylline, could also be prescribed to increase blood flow to the wound.

Second, exercises targeting the quadriceps as well as hip and core muscles [ 26] could be prescribed to increase the capacity to sustain loads by strengthening or improving lower limb control.

Pancreatic enzymes were prescribed to increase digestive capacity of the gastrointestinal tract, as underweight, multiple food intolerances with accelerated intestinal transit time and fat intolerance were present along with pasty stools.

This has been shown to be a problem in rural China where low utilization of health services has led to over prescribing in order to increase income from the regular clients [ 14].

Furosemide has been widely prescribed to maintain or increase urine output for both the risk and treatment of AKI, because it may be needed to maintain patency of renal tubules and prevent tubular obstruction and back-leak.

If there was a way to predict die-offs, Allen said, land managers could take preemptive action, such as mechanical thinning or prescribed burning to increase the vigor of forests.

Moorlands on blanket bog are high-priority ecosystems from a conservation viewpoint in the British Isles; they are often managed through using prescribed burning to increase their productivity for sheep and Red grouse.

A method such as this for identifying patients at no risk of developing metastases has the potential to reduce markedly the overall amount of chemotherapy prescribed and to increase the proportion of women who benefit from it (see Figure 1 ).