Sentence examples for prescriptions derived from inspiring English sources

Silvicultural prescriptions derived by simulation and scenario analyses will need to be translated into straightforward guidelines that are sufficiently detailed yet not too complex for application.

We then explore how silvicultural prescriptions derived from scenario runs would need to be both quantified and simplified for transfer to forest management and demonstrated in training plots.

Typically, thinning is applied at the stand level using prescriptions derived from sample plots that ignore variability in tree sizes and location within stands.

Typical traditional Korean medicinal prescriptions derived from ancient Chinese herbal medicines consist of more than four components that are mixed to minimize side effects, maximize medical effects, and improve the patient's quality of life [ 16, 17].

Although the book she reviews may offer its readers placebos or false hope, Flanagan's prescription, derived from a letter written three generations ago, could be followed only under social conditions that no longer obtain.

Social computing enables and serves technology-mediated social services and applications that in turn generate vast amount of complex social data; such data are managed and processed through Big Data tools; then insights and prescriptions are derived from data analytics methods and algorithms.

Also, we used issued prescriptions (information derived from electronic records) to estimate actual pill intake.

Data on diagnosis and prescriptions were derived from the 'Netherlands Information Network of General Practice' (LINH-DB) [ 14, 15].

20 Oral glucocorticoid dosage was averaged across each prescription period (derived directly from the prescription database) and converted to daily prednisolone equivalent dosage (PEQ).

Insys manufactures Subsys, a prescription painkiller derived from fentanyl, the synthetic opioid that is up to 100 times more powerful than morphine.

Biologic drugs in equivalent forms are unavailable in the United States because they were not part of the 1984 Hatch-Waxman law, which paved the way for cheaper generic copies of prescription drugs derived from chemicals.