Sentence examples for a regular administration from inspiring English sources

Third, although Rome did not seek to govern Italy through a regular administration, it influenced local affairs through formal bonds of personal friendship (amicitia) and hospitality (hospitium) between the Roman elite and their local counterparts.

It was only in 1922, after the severe drought and famine of 1913 15 and the Tuareg uprising of 1916 17, that the French felt safe enough to establish a regular administration under civilian control.

To avoid the confounding effect of discontinuous dosing, we included only experiments that used a regular administration schedule without breaks (i.e., sunitinib administered at a defined dose once a day instead of experiments where sunitinib was dosed more irregularly or only once).

It is a life-long process of regular administration of the chemicals that suppress these urges and would no doubt carry with it the complications of ensuring that the chemicals are actually administered properly, the long-term costs of administering them, and so forth.

Other safety assessments included electrocardiogram and regular administration of a patient self-rating mood questionnaire (nine-item patient health questionnaire; PHQ-9).

The disorder is treated by regular administration of the aminothiol, cysteamine, an odiferous and unpleasant tasting compound that along with its metabolites is excreted in breath and sweat, leading to poor patient compliance.

In the same way, MC is the regular administration of CHT that results in a constant low blood level of the drug.

A single injection of BPB with long-acting local anesthetics and regular administration of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) is effective at reducing postoperative pain [1].

In addition, the toxicity of the applied dose-intense chemotherapy often impaired the regular administration of radiotherapy within the SEQ-group (an attribute of the sequential scheme), resulting in treatment interruptions that led to a mean treatment time twice as long as in the CON-group.

Allowing the regular administration of potentially harmful medicines to go virtually unchecked sets a dangerous precedent, irrespective of the assumed clinical benefit.

Although the treatment of choice for type 1 diabetes is maintenance of blood glycemia through regular administration of exogenous insulin, this has proven to be troublesome in a small proportion of patients.