Sentence examples similar to within prescribed hours from inspiring English sources

He was prescribed 30 hours of therapy every week.

Once the patients with suspicious infection presented to the hospital, empirical antibiotics were prescribed within 2 hours.

Descriptive statistics were calculated for all study dogs with respect to signalment factors and antimicrobial product/s prescribed within 24 hours of recorded diagnosis of the pyoderma episode of interest.

Calculations included average adherence (proportion of prescribed doses taken), dosing errors (number of overdosing or underdosing events in 24 hours), and proportion of doses taken on schedule (doses taken within 2 hours of prescribed dosing interval).

The proportion of doses taken on schedule (within 2 hours of prescribed dosing interval) ranged from 3%to97%7% (median, 34%; mean, 41%[24%%]) and was better when the parent vs the child instilled eye drops (46%[26%%] vs 23%[19%%]; P <.001).

Further subgroup analyses revealed pain severity and interference to be highest among patients prescribed antivirals within 72 hours of rash, compared to those not prescribed antivirals within this timeframe (although only differences for pain interference were statistically significant).

This may reflect that patients with high levels of pain are more likely to consult with their doctor early and be prescribed antivirals within 72 hours or rash onset.

The principal issue appears to be the need to be able to prescribe within the first 24-48 hours an optimal and individualized energy and protein target, and to monitor achievement of this goal.

To account for any potential differential impact, therefore, follow-up data for patients prescribed an antiviral within 72 hours of rash onset were compared to those who received an antiviral more than 72 hours after rash onset.

Her GP prescribed her antibiotics five hours ago.

Opposition leaders went to court on Friday to try to block the recount, saying the government had not applied for it within 48 hours of the vote on March 29, as prescribed by law.