Sentence examples for administered a reduction from inspiring English sources
When MSM, alone or in combination with Vit C, was administered, a reduction in CO release was found.
Patient PD9 had already self-administered a reduction of the daily l-DOPA dosage by 125 mg when the patient informed the study site; this had already ameliorated the dyskinesias.
The changes come after years of attempts by the previous government to reform legal aid, which saw changes to the way legal aid was administered and a reduction in lawyers' pay.
It is concluded that melphalan combined with WBH can be safely administered, although a reduction in dose is necessary.
When maternal mice were administered a daily dose of PEITC, nursing pups demonstrated a reduction in TSB levels (data not shown).
However, when verapamil is administered with theophylline, a reduction of myocardial extraction does not occur and myocardial inotropy is enhanced.
The occurrence of symptoms of bronchopulmonary dysplasia or acute respiratory distress syndrome is treated by lowering the fraction of oxygen administered, along with a reduction in the periods of exposure and an increase in the break periods where normal air is supplied.
The BCCAo rats administered CP showed a reduction in OX-6-positive cells compared to the BCCAo rats given the vehicle.
A moderate-sized randomised trial (500 patients undergoing elective general surgery) in which 30% or 80% oxygen was administered perioperatively demonstrated a reduction in wound infection in the higher FiO2 group [ 26].
The in vivo data were also mixed, with a lack in 1 case of quantitative estimates of insoluble Aβ, and in another a very large dose of tramiprosate was administered to demonstrate a reduction in insoluble Aβ that also showed a reduction in soluble Aβ as well; this would not have been expected for an Aβ aggregation inhibitor.
Therefore, the intravenous nicorandil was increased to 6 mg/h and bolus nicardipine (0.4 mg) and landiolol (10 mg) were administered for reduction of blood pressure and heart rate.
