Sentence examples for prescribed until from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s the drug Debendox was prescribed, until the manufacturer was sued in the US by a woman who had a baby with a birth defect.

A proportional strain path is prescribed until the loading point of interest has been reached, then an abrupt strain path change is prescribed, which makes the stress point move quickly along the yield surface.

Pervitin is methamphetamine in pill form and was actually prescribed until 1988.

And hormonal treatment, with puberty-blocking hormones, a completely reversible process, is not prescribed until the onset of puberty.

Both parties will remain blind to the treatment to be prescribed until the envelope is opened.

Parenteral drugs and intravenous fluids were prescribed until the child was able to take and retain oral fluids and medication.

The nurse agrees his wounds have deteriorated; he's prescribed painkillers until his scheduled appointment in two days.

In the case of diethylstilbestrol (DES), cancers of the reproductive tract did not appear in the female offspring of women prescribed DES until after puberty [ 43].

It is recommended that standardized multidrug treatment regimens are prescribed empirically until the results of drug susceptibility testing (DST) are available [ 3].

The oral drug, marketed as Médiator by Servier Laboratories, was taken by some 5 million people in France and was often prescribed for weight‑loss until it was withdrawn by France in November 2009 as new research revealed the extent of the heart-valve problem.

The 1835 Michigan Constitution provided that: The seat of government for this state shall be at Detroit, or at such other place or places as may be prescribed by law until the year eighteen hundred and forty-seven, when it shall be permanently located by the legislature.