Sentence examples for administer timely from inspiring English sources
A detailed clinical examination with pathology, physiology, and local anatomy kept in mind can help arrive at the right diagnosis and administer timely treatment.
Although the administration of the ISA demands rigid time intervals (e.g. 5 min) between measurements, these fluctuate slightly depending upon the availability of the participant to reply to the verbal prompt, and the ability of the experimenter to administer timely cues.
This phenomenon presents major governmental, societal, cultural, public health and medical challenges to promote healthy lifestyle in the early years and to administer timely optimized medical care to prevent or reduce the onset of complications in these diabetic patients.
Administering timely influenza vaccination is a Clinical Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicator, encouraging GPs to vaccinate their eligible patients.
The presentation of urinary retention raised concern for abnormal placentation with potential bladder involvement, although the patient had no evidence of hematuria, Methotrexate was administered timely to induce necrosis of trophocytes.
Failing to administer in a timely manner an agent that is in vitro active against the offending pathogen(s) leads to increased mortality and morbidity.
Third, there are antiviral drugs that work against shingles, if administered in a timely fashion.
The airline said that oxygen canisters on the plane were full and that oxygen had been administered in a timely manner to the passenger after she had trouble breathing.
With the help of a timely administered dose of Kentucky bourbon, the colt had narrowly escaped death in the first hours of his life, providing an early indication of the grit and determination that would help him win two English classics.
The current view is that, when necessary, interventions administered in a timely manner may help relieve pain and facilitate the primary goal functional rehabilitation of the affected limb [7].
Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has emerged as the strategy of choice in reestablishing effective flow in occluded infarct-related arteries in patients with acute myocardial infarction (MI) if it can be administered in a timely fashion.
