Sentence examples for administered elsewhere from inspiring English sources

These cases were administered elsewhere, and RTW would often be unlikely before the issue of additional economic compensation was decided.

This conclusion was based on the small number of mutations and the known evolution rate for polioviruses (57), implying that these isolates were derived from OPV administered elsewhere after the February 2002 cessation of OPV immunization in New Zealand.

Before moving into private preparatory education, he established a science honors program at Columbia University that served as a model for similar programs elsewhere administered by the National Science Foundation.

MaizeGDB's standard operating procedures, machine architecture, accessibility and a description of how the databases are administered are described elsewhere (1, 2).

By the time Carson began to be interested in pesticides, in the mid-1940s, concerelatedatoDDTo DDT were mounting among wildlife biologists at the Patuxent Research Refuge in Laurel, Md., which was administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and elsewhere.

It neither showed any sign of cytotoxicity nor did it cause any tissue damage in the kidney or elsewhere even when administered at a high dose.

Secondly, reported elsewhere, 16 we administered measles vaccine early at age 4.5 months after the third dose of DTP vaccine to see whether this would reduce mortality before all children received their measles vaccination at 9 months.

While the boundary between the two German states had elsewhere been fortified, Berlin, administered by the four Allied powers, remained open.

Those that accepted the invitation to participate were randomly allocated to intervention or control groups based on a centrally administered minimisation algorithm (described in detail elsewhere [ 1]).

Where possible, questions that had previously been administered in ACDSA, in South Africa, or elsewhere in Africa were used (eg. questions about fertility intentions[ 43] and social capital[ 44, 45]).

(As many as one-fourth of people taking antiretroviral drugs in the poor world develop liver problems five times the rate elsewhere). The liver function tests administered regularly in the developed world require tubes of blood, lab equipment, and electricity.