Sentence examples for about the administering of from inspiring English sources

While private equity firms have always invested in a diverse array of companies, including hospitals and nursing homes, their movement into emergency services raises broader questions about the administering of public services.

The judge, Lewis A. Kaplan, has said that he was generally "not a fan" of questionnaires, and he suggested that the debate about what questions to use and the administering of them could waste time.

But only a month later, this cooperative approach began to erode, with the then health minister Alan Milburn, responding to a question asking about the cost of administering an NHS sight testing scheme asserting: "It would involve disproportionate cost to identify this information from within health authorities' overall expenditure on the administration of the family health services".

We chose a two-monthly regimen because we were concerned about the practicality of administering SP monthly for six months in a routine national malaria control programme setting and because we have evidence from a SP IPTi trial in Ghana that SP provides about six weeks prophylaxis when used for IPT [6] We include an artemisinin in the drug combination for IPTc for two reasons.

92 There is some concern about the effect of administering NRTIs, particularly AZT, during pregnancy.

You wonder about the benefit of administering steroids to reverse shock in this setting.

The agent undergoes a rapid metabolism with urinary excretion representing about 12 15 % of the administered dose.

Pharmacokinetic studies showed that 4 h after intravenous administration of the conjugates to Balb/c mice about 40% of the administered drug equivalent dose was present in the bloodstream while in the case of unconjugated doxorubicin, 80% of the drug was cleared within 30 min.

Although 5 mcg/mL was injected, the experimental data could account for only about 50% of the administered dose.

About 30% of the administered tracer is found in the bone marrow, 20% in the liver, 7% in the kidneys, and 1% in the spleen.

In subjects with normal renal function, about half of the administered dose binds to the bone and the rest is excreted within several hours by the kidney.