Sentence examples for which is prescribed from inspiring English sources

The disturbance attenuation level of external disturbance, which is prescribed by ρ = 0.3, is estimated as Clearly, the prescribed disturbance attenuation (filtering ability) is achieved by the proposed method.

This fall, Prilosec, which is prescribed for heartburn and is the biggest-selling medicine in the world, is expected to lose its patent.

The agency claims that the panel has only to find "comfortable satisfaction," which is prescribed in the new World Anti-Doping code, adopted by the I.A.A.F. in March.

As for Lodine, which is prescribed for people and pets, he said that American Home Products charged pharmacies more than veterinarians.

The estrogen-only group was not given progestin, which is prescribed only to protect the uterus from the harmful effects of estrogen.

In the article on Kentucky racing by Bill Finley ("Kentucky Racing Official Says State Ignored Drug Results," July 13), it is mentioned that a horse tested positive for methadone, "which is prescribed for heroin addicts".

We have the loopy alarums of the Department of Homeland Security -- what Garrison Keillor calls the Department of Scaring People Into Staying Home -- which is prescribing duct tape one day and Prozac the next.

The first was the discovery that thalidomide, which was prescribed as a sedative, caused birth defects.

Masking agents include amiloride and hydrochlorothiazide, which are prescribed by doctors to treat hypertension and liver disease.

Drugs offered online include generic versions of opiates like OxyContin, methadone and Vicodin, which are legitimately prescribed as painkillers; benzodiazepines like Xanax and Valium, which are prescribed for anxiety; and stimulants like Ritalin.

He said he took Adderall, which was prescribed by a doctor to help him deal with attention deficit disorder.