The phrase "administered in close" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is administered in close proximity or in a close manner, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The medication was administered in close proximity to the patient's needs."
Alternatives: "administered closely" or "administered nearby."
Thus, one would expect ethanol agonists, when administered in close proximity to CS-ethanol pairings, to interfere with control of ethanol seeking by that CS.
The present study emphasizes that in cancer immunotherapy CpG should be administered in close proximity of the released tumor antigens.
CpG administration greatly enhances the efficacy of in situ tumor destruction techniques, provided that CpG is administered in close proximity of the released antigens.
The systemic immunosuppressive therapy was administered in close collaboration with the clinic for hematology and clinic for nephrology of the University Hospital Essen, Essen, Germany to monitor the potentially serious side effects and the drug levels.
Continuous intravenous infusions were administered in oncology wards with close monitoring during therapy.
This cozy deal ended in 2005, when a 2003 federal law took effect setting reimbursement rates on drugs administered in doctors' offices much closer to the price that doctors paid.
This cozy deal ended in 2005, when a 2003 U.S. law took effect setting reimbursement rates on drugs administered in doctors' offices much closer to the price that doctors paid.
The well-known stop-signal reaction time task, which measures the ability to stop an ongoing response, was administered in a large sample of close to 1,900 14-year old adolescents while lying in the MRI scanner.
The study was administered in two countries, namely Egypt and Italy, to close a gap in the literature with an aim to introduce KM processes in teacher educational programmes.
Face-to-face interviews with participants were conducted using a structured questionnaire administered in a private area, in or close to respondents' homes.
Therefore, with a single i.p. dose of 6 mg kg−1 we would be measuring response to a brief genotoxic insult induced by CDDP-treatment at a dose close to that administered in the clinic (the clinical dose is equivalent to approximately 2.5 mg kg−1).
