Sentence examples for robust medication from inspiring English sources

Randomized and controlled clinical trials indicate that MPH and AMF offer robust medication options for the treatment of ADHD.

Although conventional wisdom suggests that low socioeconomic status (SES) is a robust predictor of medication nonadherence, the strength of this association remains unclear.

Reducing PIP in older people will require implementation of more robust methods of medication reviews to routinely assess drug effectiveness, dosage, duration, interactions and adverse effects [ 29, 30].

Additional linkages between the GN Registry and administrative databases ensure robust capture of medications, hospital admissions, health care utilization, comorbidities, cancer and cardiac outcomes, and vital statistics.

Results were robust to diagnostic costs, medication costs, outpatient visit costs, wage rates, and transportation costs.

Our results were robust to adjustment for medication use and other related variables (age, race/ethnicity, income, and education) and when hypertension was used as an outcome variable.

All in all, there is consistent and robust evidence that simplifying medication dosage schedules leads to improved adherence [ 32] and, where feasible, reducing dose frequency may offer health outcome and cost benefits for the patients [ 39].

These drugs were developed for the treatment of conditions such as schizophrenia, not dementia, and are generally intended for young, robust patients; when such medications are given to the frail and the elderly, they induce a lethargy that can mask symptoms of other afflictions.

It is interesting to note that participants with anxiety disorders in community samples show significantly less robust rates of self-medication than typically found in clinical samples, highlighting the potential selection bias in treatment settings (e.g., Bolton et al. 2006; Menary et al. 2011; Robinson et al. 2009).

Results are robust to different patterns of medication therapy, although poor glycemic control is higher in community health center patients than in public clinics and hospitals, when only patients treated with insulin are analyzed (p < 0.10).

Changes occurring during the first two weeks of treatment were used based on previous research showing that most improvements are observed during the first two weeks of treatment [ 20] and that early non-response to medication is a robust predictor of subsequent non-response to the same antipsychotic medication [ 21- 24].