The phrase "administered in response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an action or treatment is given as a reaction to a specific situation or need.
Example: "The medication was administered in response to the patient's severe allergic reaction."
Alternatives: "given as a reaction" or "provided in reply".
This output signal represents a diagnosis, which either can be measured using FRET techniques, cascaded as the input of another logical deduction with different rules, or even be a drug that is administered in response to a set of symptoms.
Dr. Arthur said it was "absolutely irresponsible" to suggest that the 5-year-old horse "had those drugs in it before it was filmed," and that they were administered "in response to the injury".
Strategic sea lice treatments form part of the integrated health management programme adopted by Scottish salmon producers and not all treatment episodes are administered in response to a substantial sea lice challenge.
Because SSI typically is administered in response to a glucose value above a predetermined threshold, patients given SSI are hyperglycemic by design.
A report from the UK estimated that 95% of cryoprecipitate given during cardiac surgery was administered in response to haemorrhage and not given prophylactically.
A potential bias in treatment might exist once the diagnosis is known, as type C fractures are considered a more severe injury, and the patient receives more fluids than the fluids being administered in response to resuscitation.
In 1988, virginiamycin was replaced with penicillin, which was only administered in responses to outbreaks [ 40].
Following the cycle of chemotherapy, an additional course of ssHHT could be administered in case of response at the discretion of the treating physician, or any other additional chemotherapy.
These high rates occurred despite using millions of doses of group A/C PS vaccine administered in reactive campaigns in response to outbreaks.
The treatments were administered in a phase-response curve experiment establishing the direction and magnitude of phase-shift depending upon the time of treatment.
3. What treatment can be administered immediately in response to this condition?
