The phrase "administered contrary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something was administered in opposition to a guideline or expectation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The medication was administered contrary to the doctor's orders, leading to complications."
Alternatives: "administered against" or "administered in opposition to".
In this clip, Gates gets a first-hand look at the home remedies that women are using to boost their "assets"—including liquid suppositories of Maggi seasoning that they are self administering contrary to doctors' orders and at serious risk to their health.
The facility Director must concur with the committee's recommendation to administer psychotropic medications contrary to the patient's or surrogate's wishes.
Administering poison, either contrary to section 23 or 24 of the Offences against the Person Act 1861, is also an offence; as is false imprisonment – including unlawful arrest, kidnap and hostage situations.
Contrary to these findings, administered after H2O2 injury, we report that emodin, rhein, and aloin are not beneficial.
On the contrary, when the extract was administered for 12 weeks to diabetic animals, proteinuria was aggravated (P < 0.01), indicating more renal damage.
Second, subtherapeutic doses have not been administered on any sizeable scale; on the contrary, most patients have probably been overtreated ever since the drug became available (15, 18).
2. AA were administered more frequently during hospital treatments but contrary to treatment guidelines, severely diseased patients did not preferentially receive this medication.
Ninety-four units (53.7%) administered in 64 transfusion episodes (61.0%) occurred contrary to the guidelines.
Contrary to these guidelines, NaCl was administered as a continuous infusion, whereas the guidelines favour the bolus administration of 150 mL 3 % NaCl or 2 mL/kg.
On the contrary, when anti-malarial treatment is administered to all febrile children, without prior parasitological confirmation, as in the control clusters of our study, an important proportion of cases are treated with ACTs unnecessarily.
