Sentence examples for administer that could from inspiring English sources

TXA is a promising candidate drug, inexpensive and easy to administer, that could be added to the routine delivery management of all women in hospitals worldwide.

Doctors, nurses and other members of the hospital staff often wake patients up in the middle of the night or during afternoon naps to assess a non-urgent blood pressure or temperature, draw blood or administer medications that could safely be delayed by a couple of hours.

Tania Sullivan, a radiation therapist at Brigham and Women's, recalls one young patient with cancer whose mother "didn't understand why we couldn't administer something that could prolong her life".

If dignity therapy proves to be effective, it could be a relatively brief and easy to administer intervention that could be made available to people with MND.

A potential therapeutic strategy for the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases would be to administer drugs that could induce the formation of 'regulatory'-like macrophages at sites of inflammation.

With these issues gaining greater ascendancy in the corporate world, we saw a need for a short, easy to administer questionnaire that could capture this business critical health status information.

One of the limitations of the present study was the fact that some of our patients were administered drugs that could alter TFTs.

There is, therefore, a need for an easy-to-administer instrument that could be used to assess ADHD symptoms over different periods during a normal school day.

While qualified doctors did prescribe more effective drugs on average, they also were quicker to administer unnecessary antibiotics that could have side effects and breed resistance.

From an economic perspective, costs measured should reflect the opportunity costs of NHS resources deployed in administering biologic drugs that could otherwise have been used elsewhere had the drug in question not been administered.

Even when hospital staff realised he was critically ill, they waited three hours before administering the antibiotics that could have saved his life.