Sentence examples for that would be prescribed from inspiring English sources

A20 SCIENCE/HEALTH A Pill to Prevent Heart Attacks British scientists have proposed preventing cardiovascular disease by taking a daily pill that would be prescribed to nearly everyone over 55, regardless of their risk of heart attack or stroke.

The plaintiff, Stephanie Watson, is a nurse with an opiate addiction whose bond conditions forbid her from taking any medications that would be prescribed by her doctor to treat her addiction, such as Suboxone, Methadone or Vivitrol.

Also in the answers where respondents would select the dose of oxime that would be prescribed, the categorical choices were an increasing dose so we coded their responses as an ordinal variable.

One of the reasons for this was perceived differences in the medications that would be prescribed across different practice settings: M3: I wouldn't have thought buddy me up with somebody who was working in [speciality name] would particularly work well because the medications that we would prescribe and the contexts in which we would be prescribing would be completely different.

Based upon expert opinion, it was assumed that patients would be prescribed 60 mg per day of prednisone for the first 4 weeks of treatment.

Hence, it was estimated that infants would be prescribed 48×400 g cans of formula in the first 6 months of the models, 36×400 g cans of formula in the next 6 months of the models, and 36×400 g cans of formula after 12 months.

Hence, it was estimated that infants would be prescribed: 48×400 g cans of formula in the first 6 months of the model, 36×400 g cans of formula in the next 6 months of the model, and 36×400 g cans of formula between 13 and 18 months.

25 We simulated the doses of dabigatran that these participants would be prescribed based on their renal function, that is, 300 mg if creatinine clearance is higher than 50 ml/min; 220 mg if creatinine clearance is 30 50 ml/min and associated with high risk of bleeding; and finally contraindicated if creatinine clearance is less than 30 ml/min.

Another concern was that the drug would be prescribed for nonmedical conditions, for someone who does not get enough sleep, for example, or someone with temporary jet lag.

It was assumed that a patient would be prescribed one of the statin drugs plus one other drug and would visit a general practitioner twice a year.

The use of an accurate diagnostic test, which is determined by its sensitivity and specificity, would imply that only true cases would be prescribed an antimalarial.