Sentence examples for prescriptive treatment from inspiring English sources

No prescriptive treatment is acceptable for the writing of essays, of aphorisms, of literary journalism, of polemical controversy, of travel literature, of memoirs and intimate diaries.

I'd love to see it return to the next Vivid Sydney, perhaps with the confidence to provide a prescriptive treatment of gaming's potential, rather than this year's (ever-so-slightly) descriptive affair.

For those young women seeking to successfully balance their career in STEM with their family life, the handbook is an inspiring read rather than a prescriptive treatment.

These communications are focused on the therapist's understanding of the patients GAD and any related comorbidities and how those issues can be addressed in the prescriptive treatment protocol.

For both vegetation types, we evaluated four disturbance types: undisturbed, controlled burns, drought- and beetle-induced die-off, and prescriptive thinning treatments.

Only three participants (0.3 %) were on prescriptive prophylactic drug treatment.

Some respondents explained that in cases where they lacked insight into home situations, they tried to monitor the patient more closely (e.g. by being more prescriptive in their treatment recommendations instead of stimulating self-management).

Although usually effective, this prescriptive attitude increases markedly treatment costs.

It is clear that universal screening coupled with prescriptive strategies like early treatment for HIV and PrEP hold great potential to reduce the transmission of HIV when done effectively.

Participants often distrusted governmental guidelines and also repeatedly expressed concern about the influence of the pharmaceutical industry, which they related to the introduction of new drugs or treatment goals (prescriptive guidelines): Several GPs voiced a fear that economic gain motivates undue recommendations and this may lead to medicalisation.

The treatment is not prescriptive and will depend on where you are in your training and why you have developed symptoms.