The phrase "administered in a study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of a treatment, intervention, or procedure within the context of a research study.
Example: "The medication was administered in a study to evaluate its effectiveness in treating the condition."
Alternatives: "given in a study" or "applied in a study".
26 A single dose of 20 mg/kg was administered in a pharmacokinetic study 27 and a 10 mg/kg single dose was administered in two other pharmacokinetic studies.
It was proposed by Davis in 1996 [60] to measure long-term outcomes after posterior decompression for cervical radiculopathy and was administered in a retrospective study.
However, to allow assessment of OHRQoL of a wider range of children, future studies aimed at validating the shorter and simpler version of the scale [ 6] should be encouraged and administered in a population study.
When 3D6 was administered in a therapeutic study to 12-month-old mice at 3mg/kg/wk for 6 months, there was a 93% reduction in immunohistochemical staining compared to controls.
Dose-dependent increases in peak cytokine levels were demonstrated in studies of blinatumomab in patients with NHL and ALL. 4, 10 Doses administered to patients with ALL ranged from 5 30 μg/m/day 24; higher doses (up to 90 μg/m/day) were administered in a dose-escalation study in NHL (Study MT103-104; ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT00274742).
Questionnaires were administered in all study households to collect information on a range of household variables.
Using hypotheses generated in this qualitative stage, we constructed a quantitative survey that was administered in a cross-sectional study of acute care hospitals in the United States operating from July 1 , 2005 through June 30 , 2008 that publicly reported Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data for RSMRs during this time.
In this study a semi-structured interview was developed and administered in a cross-sectional study to a random sample of 360 adult community respondents.
The measure of mental vitality was administered in a two-part study using three different samples.
The survey items analyzed for this paper were part of a larger questionnaire administered in a mixed-methods study exploring the determinants of physician well-being [ 31].
