Sentence examples for administer at least from inspiring English sources

As a nation, we now administer at least 500,000 different kinds of standardized tests a year.

All regulators are set to administer at least one, but some insist on two or even all three.

Schamasch said that a minimum of 300 random EPO tests would be administered but that the I.O.C. hoped to administer at least a hundred more than that.

As mentioned above, our therapeutic plan was to administer at least 3 courses of onabotulinumtoxin-A to each participant before assessing efficacy (efficacy population) and thus no drop-outs were allowed earlier, unless the patients asked for their withdrawal from the intervention for any reason, including perceived lack of efficacy, adverse events, intolerance, or any other.

Although US negotiators have not made any specific promises on finance at talks currently under way in Bangkok, the US has accepted the principle of a single independent fund to be administered at least in part by the UN.

What Obama's shying away from the camera — his appearance of being less than persuaded by his own words — underlined is the fact that, as they are currently administered at least, test results are most meaningful in aggregate.

Children under 9 who are receiving flu vaccine for the first time should get two doses administered at least 28 days apart, preferably starting as soon as the vaccine becomes available in the fall.

These restrictions he evaded with remarkable success...It seems to be agreed that he acquired a detailed knowledge of some of the corporations in which his winnings were invested, that he chose able and skilful men to superintend them, and that they were intelligently administered at least for the good of their owners.

To achieve the maximum preventive effect, the first dose of antibiotics should be administered at least 2 hours before delivery.

Moreover, the frequent administration of the cocktail (ARVs are administered at least once a day) favors treatment interruption.

To investigate whether being anesthesia administered at least once in early life influenced 3 main proxies of visual function: visual acuity, refractive error, and optic nerve health in young adulthood.