Sentence examples for prescribing rate from inspiring English sources

Ease of use of the technology (i.e. patient friendliness) and experience with the use of the technology (e.g. prescribing rate of the pharmaceutical) are also included as endpoints relevant to the patient and carer perspective.

The practice prescribing rate was plotted against the number of exacerbation cases, and confidence limits of the overall prescribing rate ±3 standard errors were superimposed.

Among high-stroke-risk/low-bleeding-risk candidates, the warfarin prescribing rate remained similar at 60%%.

**High standardised prescribing rate for antidepressants – used as a proxy for deprivation levels.

Despite public policy actions, and good practice recommendations, the BZD prescribing rate remains the same as several decades ago.

It also avoided including nonpractice time in prescribing rate calculations, since information on individual practice patterns was not available.

The floxacillin prescribing rate per 100 population was 4.0 prescriptions in 1991 and 7.3 in 2006 (a 1.8-fold increase).

In 2004 and 2005, general internists had the highest average prescribing rate for oseltamivir (45.3/1,000 and 191.1/1,000, respectively).

We expected a reduction in prescribing rate by approximately one third on the basis of the results from Welschen's study in the Netherlands.

The OECD figures show Iceland to have the highest prescribing rate, at 105.8 doses a day for every 1,000 inhabitants in 2011, up from 70.9 in 2000 and 14.9 in 1989, when it first submitted figures.

The prescribing rate for antipsychotics showed a reduction from 20.3% to 15.4% and nursing documentation of non-pharmacological interventions increased from 16.7% to 75%.