This often applies, for instance, when non-water-soluble compounds have to be chronically administered, for example, during experimental conditions for which the induction of a desirable syndrome in an animal and/or the occurrence of the therapeutic drug's effect require a long time.
But Crews's idea that Freudianism was somehow liberatory was widely shared in the sixties (although it usually required some tweaks to the theory, as administered, for example, by writers like Herbert Marcuse and Norman O. Brown).
Anticoccidial drugs can also be administered, for example, to cattle to improve feed efficacy, that is, to increase their body mass.
Increasingly, multi-modality treatment is administered, for example, performing tumour resection with adjunctive or neoadjuvant radiotherapy or combining radiotherapy with phototherapy.
bPotential adverse effect occurred during a period of time when no continuous sedation was being administered (for example, during a sedative interruption or patient may have only been receiving analgesia at that time).
Hepatonecrotic responses have been reported when much higher EGCG doses were administered, for example 50 mg EGCG kg/day injected intraperitoneally into adult mice for 7 days (Goodin and Rosengren 2003).
In the present study we also showed that the sequence of vasopressin administered (for example, initially or after adrenaline) was not important; what was important was combined therapy with the two drugs.
A closer examination may reveal that HIE was simply started too late to be effective, and it may be unfair to deride HIE as failing if the therapy was administered, for example, at the end of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
In Papua New Guinea, for example, administered by Australia from 1906 to 1973, many of the social indicators are heading down and it is becoming increasingly violent.
