Sentence examples for administered each year from inspiring English sources

About 16 billion injections are administered each year in developing and transitional countries [ 23].

In the latter case, however, flu vaccine must be manufactured and administered each year according to the circulating seasonal variant.

Injection use is very common in Pakistan where 13.6 injections per person are administered each year [ 7].

The WHO vaccine that is administered each year is based on the antigenic properties of emerging and circulating strains and contains three influenza virus strains.

This policy was applied in northern Cameroon in 1992 , 1993 1996, and 1998, when >400,000 doses of vaccine were administered each year for epidemic control.

Injections are one of the most common medical procedures, with an estimated 16 thousand million injections administered each year in developing and transitional countries, most of which are for therapeutic purposes [ 1].

There's such a strong belief in the medical benefits of laughter that scientists created a gas out of it — one that millions of dentists successfully administer each year to ease their patients' discomfort during above-the-clothes fondling.

Education officials in Pennsylvania estimate it will cost $176 million to develop and administer the tests and model curriculum through 2014-15, aboutbout $31 million to administer each year after that.

And, he added, it's important to remember that it's up to Congress — not the IRS — how difficult taxes are to file and administer each year.

This year, the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit group based in Cambridge, Mass., estimated that 26.6 million pounds of antibiotics are administered to animals each year, with only 2 million pounds used to treat active infections; the rest is used to prevent infection or promote growth.

The children were administered several treatments each year [14], [16], and consequently had quite substantial post-treatment time periods, providing the terrain for selecting resistance haplotype among the re-infecting parasites.