Sentence examples for administer high levels from inspiring English sources

This trial was designed with the intent to administer high levels of Lu-IMP288 using dosimetry to predict a safe dose.

Subjects who had watched a sports event on film were willing to administer higher levels of shock than subjects who had seen a travelogue or some other nonviolent film.

Rats administered high levels of DMAV in the diet or drinking water developed bladder tumors (Arnold et al. 1999; Wei et al. 1999).

The necessity to administer high ES levels on a daily basis (15 600 mg/m/day), the need to adjust doses, and the low antitumoral effect observed in clinical assays in humans have limited the use of ES to treat human cancer.

All three caregivers rated the intervention as highly usable and were able to administer it with high levels of fidelity.

Pediocin PA-1 producing strain P. acidilactici UL5 [ 62], able to inhibit L. monocytogenes in vitro, did not reduce the pathogen in the intestine of mice when administered intragastrically at high levels and was not detected in faeces.

Van den Berghe et al. administered high carbohydrate levels (200 g/day) [ 4].

Owing to this slow conversion of PPIX to haem (Pottier et al, 1986) when exogenous ALA is administered, high tissue levels of porphyrin intermediates are found (Malik and Djaldetti, 1979; Sinna et al, 1981).

Means-tested benefits are costly to administer and prone to high levels of error.

Antibiotics of both the human and animal variety can attain therapeutic levels in such muck, a testament not only to the astoundingly high levels administered to animals whose tissue and milk will arrive shortly on our dinner tables, but also to their ability to persist outside the animal's body and potentially in groundwater — again with the resistant bacteria.

Using two Streptococcus pneumoniae proteins as model antigens, we showed that intranasally administered Salmonella OMVs displaying high levels of antigens at the surface induced strong protection in a murine model of pneumococcal colonization, without the need for a mucosal adjuvant.