The phrase "administered doses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or pharmaceutical contexts to refer to the act of giving a specific amount of medication to a patient.
Example: "The nurse administered doses of the vaccine to all eligible patients during the clinic hours."
Alternatives: "given doses" or "delivered doses".
The t1/2 and the Tmax of matrine were independent of the administered doses.
A significant correlation between plasma levels and administered doses was observed (Spearman R = 0.74; P < 0.05).
The complex did not appear sophisticated enough to handle the sickest SARS patients, who often need a respirator and carefully administered doses of antiviral medicines and steroids.
We know, for example, that for every 2-3m adosesstered dofes of the oral polio vaccine, one recipient will have a serious adverse reaction.
The new test was developed using adult female rhesus monkeys, which were administered doses of a hormone antagonist, which simulated menopause.
To prove that it causes trust, we safely administered doses of synthetic oxytocin into living human brains (through a nasal spray).
Cellular necrosis, periportal, and centrolobular vein congestion and cytoplasmic vacuolisation were noted and correlated with the administered doses of HCB.
Mice of groups II, III and IV were administered doses of dichlorvos, bromelain and bacoside A respectively.
Methodology/Principal Findings We enrolled 24 Haitian adults in this study, and administered doses of oral BivWC vaccine 14 days apart (day 0 and day 14).
Images from "The Tale of Genji" are "reverse-engineered" into Murasaki's life, along with accurate and painlessly administered doses of Heian history and culture, from matrilocal marriage practices to the introduction of tea as a health tonic from China.
Through this document, the working group wished to encourage nuclear medicine professionals to follow existing recommendations on administered doses, especially in pediatric and PET examinations.
