Sentence examples for sensible prescribing from inspiring English sources
So just how far outside the bounds of sensible prescribing must a doctor be that government approval to provide antipsychotics to a 5-year-old child is somehow considered too limiting?
An ongoing initiative led by the Vietnamese Society of Infectious Diseases aims to raise awareness of the need for sensible prescribing and improve hospital antibiotic use (http://vsid.vn/en/about-vinares.html)[ 23].
You prescribed "sensible regulation", but apparently because "MFIs typically have wafer-thin margins" and pressing them to reduce interest rates would hurt their ability to attract private capital and inhibit growth.
Despite the inconclusive result of this latest meta-analysis, it would be sensible to exercise caution in prescribing bisphosphonates to patients with pre-existing risk factors for UGI cancer, and to have a lower threshold for investigating such patients, should they develop symptoms suggestive of UGI cancer.
These include place as bios, ethnos, and demos as normative ideals for prescribing what constitutes a good place and underscores the challenge of adjudicating across different conceptions of sensible places.
Using an AGCM with prescribed seasonally varying SST and sea ice, changing orography, and with and without surface sensible heating on the Iranian Plateau, TP, and Himalaya, they demonstrated that the ISM disappears over northeastern India and the EASM weakens when Himalayan topography is included but surface sensible heating is excluded from the model.
More sophisticated ESMs might also use prescribed changes in land use across the globe to simulate the effects of spatial and temporal variations in albedo, sensible and latent heat fluxes, and greenhouse gas fluxes on regional and global energy budgets.
