term of prescription

As several studies indicate, men and women are treated unequally in terms of prescription, treatment and medical and health costs.

Instead, it specifies desirable and undesirable language characteristics in terms of prescriptions and proscriptions.

AstraZeneca now ranks as the No. 1 foreign brand in terms of prescription sales in the Chinese market.

I voted in favour of this initiative report, which highlights discrepancies between men and women in terms of prescription, treatments and costs.

"I don't think the summit will be a time of study in terms of prescriptions," said Dee Dee Myers, a spokeswoman for Mr. Clinton.

The court held that the company was entitled to claim from the director the profit made by him, and that such a claim was neither a condictio indebiti, nor an action for damages, nor an action upon a contract, and that under the Transvaal Act the term of prescription applicable thereto was thirty years.