Sentence examples for those prescribed for from inspiring English sources
No significant differences were found between the health and social outcomes of patients in the mental health nurse supplementary prescribers' group, and those prescribed for by the independent medical prescribers.
The study demonstrates that there were no significant differences in self reported adherence to medication between patients who had been prescribed for by a nurse prescriber for a period of at least six months and those prescribed for by an independent medical prescriber.
There are two types of progressive computer lenses: those prescribed for computer use for older adults who are presbyopic and those prescribed for younger adults who are not.
Brailsford says that it is important to distinguish between substances taken for illegal gain and those prescribed for a medical need.
RICO creates offenses and penalties above and beyond those prescribed for specific criminal offenses for those involved in an ongoing illegal enterprise that engages in racketeering.
The most solemn of the five fasts, its self-denials are more rigorous than those prescribed for the others, and, like Yom Kippur, the fast begins at sunset.
GPs who prescribe methadone for less than 15 patients are referred to as 'level one GPs,' and those prescribing for 15 or more as 'level two' GPs.
Antibiotics used in this investigation are those commonly used in CF and those frequently prescribed for GAS infection.
Higher doses of corticosteroid than those traditionally prescribed for promotion of fetal pulmonary maturation should be considered for maternal and fetal benefits in cases of severe preeclampsia.
The DEA's drug policy states that applicants who "experimented with or used narcotics or dangerous drugs, except those medically prescribed for you, will not be considered for employment," though it makes exceptions for "limited youthful and experimental use of marijuana".
This program differs considerably from those commonly prescribed for survivors with localised prostate cancer.
