To overcome this weakness, researchers are turning to computerized dynamic assessment (C-DA), i.e., using computer as the mediator, to administer a large-scale study (e.g., Poehner and Lantolf 2013; Tzuriel and Shamir 2002; Pishghadam et al. 2011).
For example, Ringer's lactate causes even more inflammation than HES [49, 50], and we would also have had to administer a larger volume to maintain blood pressure causing more hemodilution.
In our upcoming study, participants will manually administer a larger volume of fluid.
Therefore some of the advocates of a three-option approach base their standpoint in part on the benefits of being able to construct and administer a larger number of items per unit time, thereby increasing content coverage and potentially increasing test reliability [ 9].
Allow up to 15 minutes to administer a large-volume enema.
So the Fed is administering a large dose — which is where all those reserves come from.
The stickiest issue now is the role of Pakistan, which administers a large chunk of Kashmir and backs insurgency on India's side of the state.
Donna Cumming, 42, of Exeter, had been friends with Dorothea Andrews, 81, for 23 years when she administered a large dose of drugs to Mrs Andrews as she recovered from a stomach operation in hospital.
Instead, Mr. Lax writes, Dr. Howard Florey, a professor of pathology who was director of the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at Oxford University, carried out that work, in part because of his ability to raise grants from foundations and government agencies and in part because of his organizational skills in administering a large laboratory filled with talented but often quirky scientists.
