The phrase "administered in the present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing current actions, treatments, or interventions that are being applied at the moment.
Example: "The medication is administered in the present to ensure the patient receives immediate relief."
Alternatives: "given currently" or "provided at this time".
Together with two established scales, the ACDS was administered in the present phase.
All of the NPs administered in the present study did not lead to an increased hepatic lipid oxidation (Fig. 8A).
All six regimens administered in the present case involved one or two drugs, and it was possible to continue the chemoradiation therapy for 43 months (Fig. 7).
Various regimens for small cell lung cancer were administered in the present case, including CDDP + CPT-11 + radiation (first-line), amrubicin (third-line), CBDCA + ETP (fourth-line), and nogitecan (fifth-line) (Fig. 7).
In accordance with this assumption, the stimuli administered in the present study were perceived subliminally by most of the participants.
The PANAS measure of affective state administered in the present study did not reveal an increased subjective feeling of negativity within older people.
In the parallel mammary gland cohort, mice were treated identically through PND49, inclusive of DMBA dosing, to examine potentially differential mammary gland morphology present when DMBA was administered in the mammary cancer cohort (PND35, PND49).
At present, most IVT is administered in the Emergency Department or in dedicated stroke units, but no evidence-based criteria exist that allow for early identification of patients at increased risk of developing ICU needs.
The dose administered in vivo in the present study was 100 mg/kg (2.5 mg per mouse).
Given that leptin was administered peripherally in the present study, a transport defect may have contributed to the observed leptin resistance in the OffOb animals.
