Sentence examples for prescribing up from inspiring English sources

The dataset comprised over 800 pages of ethnographic field notes (around 20% of which related to repeat prescribing); up to 14 prescribing related artefacts for each practice, such as patients' leaflets and protocols; and national level documents from policy and professional bodies such as the National Prescribing Centre (www.npc.co.uk) and General Medical Council.

The patient's compliance for the current medication was rated on an 11-point scale (0= "Never took the medication as prescribed" up to a maximum of 10= "Always took the medication as prescribed").

A bill wending its way through Congress would prescribe up to eight years of confinement for those guilty of crimes against humanity.

According to published reports, medical officials are authorized to prescribe up to 300 substances to riders in the Tour de France, an exhausting race that covers 2,000 miles in three weeks at speeds averaging about 25 miles an hour.

Following an examination last week, Dion's doctor diagnosed a weakness in her right vocal cord and prescribed up to eight weeks of rest.

Any AT prescribed up to 24 hours before the onset of organ dysfunction but for the current infectious episode was considered previous AT.

In adherence to UK NICE guidelines, patients allocated to any treatment arm may also be prescribed up to 50 mg of Fluoxetine for symptom reduction in the presenting episode.

The recent therapeutic developments, Dr. Kremer said, mean doctors in general practice need to remain alert to symptoms of the disease in its early stages and quickly refer patients to rheumatologists who can confirm the diagnosis and prescribe up-to-date treatment before irreparable damage to joints occurs.

The GLP-1 receptor agonist users also had a larger number of oral glucose-lowering agents prescribed up to and when starting a new study regimen, and were less likely to have low GFR, microvascular disease and heart failure.

For example, all instances of medication prescription that were not prescribed at the 'present time' (this refers to medication prescribed up until today, or from today with regard to the date the document was written) and that did not include a dose value were excluded at the point of data extraction.

In univariate analyses of baseline characteristics, HbA1c reduction was associated with baseline HbA1c in both cohorts (P<0.001), as were increasing age in the GLP-1 receptor agonist cohort, and no microvascular disease or fewer oral glucose-lowering agents prescribed up to baseline in the insulin cohort (P<0.05 in each case).