Sentence examples similar to thought prescribed from inspiring English sources

Nearly 22percentt of the survey respondents said that they thought prescribing placebos is never acceptable.

The patients' knowledge about their own treatment for stroke/TIA prevention was assessed by reviewing the patients' ability to mark, in their self-reported lists, the drugs which they thought were prescribed to prevent new events of stroke or TIA.

For that reason Nardil is, I think, rarely prescribed.

Some difficult cases referred to Dr. Goodwin turn out to be people who have never taken lithium because their psychiatrists -- often under 40 -- never thought of prescribing it.

For instance, when we speak of the rights of man in a moral sense, we mean to mark the limits of interference with individual freedom which we think are prescribed by conscience, or by our ideal, however reached.

'Design Thinking' is thought to prescribe the fundamental methodology driving the entire field and above-mentioned subfields.

"I wouldn't have thought of prescribing naloxone to a patient either until I become involved [in overdose prevention work].

The theme 'surgery' (11.5% of reasons given) refers to the patient being in the perioperative period or undergoing a specific surgical procedure where it was thought that prescribing enoxaparin was not appropriate.

"No one would think of prescribing a term of treatment for all conditions," he said.

"Do you think I prescribe half the appropriate dose of antibiotics?" she demanded.

The evidence is so strong that we have to convince GPs to think about prescribing exercise before they go for statins or beta-blockers which are much more expensive and do not have the psychological benefits of walking".