The phrase "administered at the highest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the level or quality of administration, such as in healthcare, education, or management.
Example: "The medication was administered at the highest dosage recommended by the physician to ensure its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "administered at the maximum" or "administered at the peak level".
Liraglutide was again administered at the higher dose of 1.8 mg/day, while insulin glargine was titrated using the AT.LANTUS algorithm, designed for 'ease of initiation', to yield a mean insulin glargine dose of 24 IU.
Previous studies showed little evidence of oxidative stress produced by the individual compounds when administered in vivo at doses even higher than the ones used in the present study [ 9, 24, 27, 28, 52] (Table 1) and we did not find changes in GSH levels with any of the individual compounds administered at the high dose for three days in the pilot study either (Table 1).
The latter was most likely attributable to the fairly high dose of cisplatin (100 mg m−2), which was administered at the two highest dose levels.
Additionally, other data indicate that antisense DNA exhibits efficacy in vivo when administered at the relatively high concentration of 5 mM (Whitesell et al. [1991]).
Given that therapeutic doses of SRIs in OCD are usually on the upper end of the dose range, it seems feasible that the high placebo response rate may reflect a response to SRI's once they had been administered at these higher doses for the additional six weeks of the study.
Insulin glulisine was initially administered at the main meal (highest postprandial glucose excursion), with two further doses introduced at months 4 and 8 if HbA1c remained > 53 mmol/mol (> 7%).
Again, NYCRIS collects only basic treatment details and this limited our ability to use pertinent and revealing outcome measures, for example, whether preoperative radiotherapy was administered at the optimal dosage to high-risk patients instead of whether it was given at all.
Although hEBV321 exerted a more prominent inhibition on tumor growth and angiogenesis than Bevacizumab when administered at the same dosage and schedule, the higher potency of hEBV321 is likely in part due to its recognition of the mouse VEGF.
Therefore, when decreasing the dose of an antipsychotic, dopamine supersensitivity psychosis may occur if the chlorpromazine equivalent dose of the antipsychotic administered at the start of dose reduction is high.
Both compounds, administered alone at the highest concentration, showed some hepatotoxic effects as follows: saponarin decreased cell viability by 36% (P < 0.05), decreased GSH levels by 45% (P < 0.05), increased LDH leakage into the medium by 82% (P < 0.05), and the amount of MDA by 76% (P < 0.05).
