The phrase "administered in either" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the administration of something, such as medication or a procedure, where two options are being considered.
Example: "The medication can be administered in either oral or intravenous form, depending on the patient's condition."
Alternatives: "given in either" or "provided in either".
Subsequently, we can conceptualize the interventions administered in either class as separate interventions, which we will refer to as the clicker feedback activity and the linear visualization activity.
Cognitive ability was assessed using standard neuropsychological instruments administered in either Spanish or English, depending on the subject's preference.
TOY significantly extended the lifespan, when administered in either preventive or therapeutic manners, in both the LPS- and cecal ligation/puncture-induced sepsis models in mice.
Data were collected from seven questionnaires, administered in either English or French, and from participants' medical records at the MHUI.
The survey was administered in either English or Swahili or Luo, depending on which language the participant found easiest.
It was administered in either English or in the Malay language, according to the patient's preference and main spoken language.
Saliva tests are sometimes administered in place of either urine or blood tests since they're less invasive.
Cells were administered in mice either intraperitoneally or subcutaneously and recovered 4 days later for HLA molecule expression analysis.
Demographic information was collected at the beginning of each focus group discussion using questions that were administered in Spanish either with an electronic audience response system (TurningPoint Anywhere version 3.0.2.1171, Turning Technologies, LLC, Youngstown, Ohio), which allows participants to enter individual responses, or self-administered on paper.
Sixty consecutive critically ill patients with confirmed or suspected Candida infection received AmphoB (1 mg/kg/24 h) administered randomly in either dextrose 5% (group A) or in lipid emulsion (20% Intralipid®) (group B).
To capture the full picture of crystalloid administered, patients in either cohort were also allowed to have received additional balanced fluids or saline in the 72 hours following SIRS criterion with the exception that the saline cohort could not receive calcium-free balanced fluid.
