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Prescription in sentence

236 examples of Prescription in a sentence

And you can see that that has a mild prescription of about minus two diopters.
Essentially, this technique carves a patient’s contact lens prescription onto their cornea.
So I have a prescription here for you today.
Glasses have become so popular as a fashion device that some people actually don glasses without a prescription lens at all, because they want to portray a certain attribute about themselves.
I've now made prescription eyewear to my prescription.
So, I've now made eye glasses to my prescription.
Okay, so I've made these glasses and ... Okay, I've made the glasses to my prescription and ... ... I've just ...
And their policy prescription is to make government more accountable, focus on the capital markets, invest, don't give anything away.
You scroll down in this profile and you can see all of his prescription drugs, but more than that, in the new version, I can look at this interactively.
There's enormous marketing of prescription drugs to people like you and me, which, if you think about it, makes no sense at all, since we can't buy them.
But we do have a few prescription products through this.
So I want to show you one prescription product in the clinic called the No Park.
This is a prescription to improve water quality.
The film examines divorce, family dysfunction, drugs, alcohol, and prescription medication as possible reasons for Liz's unhappiness.
It's kind of like deciding to use the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine to go on a family vacation to Hollywood with your teenage kids who you and your spouse know need heavy therapy and prescription drugs.
This movie follows the same prescription as "Noll Tolerans" and "Livvakterna".
This confusingly written film focuses on the dysfunctional life of a prescription drug addict and slightly psychotic female, played by Parker Posey.
If you have insomnia and are wary about taking prescription medications, then this CLUNKER of film should do the trick!
The second story is based on a guy that gets his pharmaceutical prescription screwed up with another patent's.
But they also recovered much more strongly, suggesting that ever-growing bailouts may not be the best prescription for recovery.
According to the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations, patients in China can have a 40-50% chance of being sold fake over-the-counter remedies and an even higher chance of being sold fake prescription drugs.
Safety regulations must, at a minimum, be applied to the prescription of the anti-retroviral medications that fight HIV, because such drugs are extremely sensitive to dosage changes and interactions with other medicines.
Expanding education in countries where institutional failure, poor governance, and macro-economic mismanagement stymie investment is a prescription for low productivity and high unemployment.
Brazil imposes a 28% rate on prescription medicines, while medicines in India are subject to 5% value-added tax and a 3% education tax, on top of state taxes that range from 5% to 16%.
If this view is correct, the kind of policy prescription recommended by Ron Paul is less appealing.
The standard prescription would be to let the ECB target the average inflation rate and to rely on national fiscal policies to fine-tune the macroeconomic stance.
Consider the US – the poster child of the new prescription for recovery.
At the same time, Bush supported expenditure increases for popular items like education and prescription drug benefits, but paid for these services by borrowing the money rather than ensuring sufficient tax revenues.
The usual diagnosis for the repeated failure to forge a lasting agreement is a lack of trust on both sides of the conflict, for which the usual prescription is to introduce a series of confidence-building measures.
Even in the United States, public purchasers account for at least 40% of the prescription drug market.
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