The phrase "administered later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a treatment, medication, or intervention is given at a subsequent time after an initial action or event.
Example: "The medication was administered later in the evening after the patient's condition stabilized."
Alternatives: "given subsequently" or "provided afterward."
And even when administered later, the compound may still help speed patients recovery, Berry says.
In vitro experiments demonstrate that repeated exposure to AngII reduces the efficacy of subsequent AngII, and behavioral studies indicate that prior icv AngII administration reduces the dipsogenic response to AngII administered later.
We also suggest that the post-assessment instrument could be administered later than it was in our study, as knowledge recall is often at its highest immediately after the information is presented.
When propylthiouracil was administered later (postnatal days 11 through 15) only a transient deficit in alpha 1-receptor binding was seen; hyperthyroidism (triiodothyronine) could still evoke stimulation of receptor expression at this stage.
Wasson speculated the poison used to kill Claudius was derived from death caps, with a fatal dose of an unknown poison (possibly a variety of nightshade) being administered later during his illness.
In a final set of experiments, we investigated whether IdeS is effective also when the enzyme is administered later during the time course of the thrombocytopenia.
Arrested before the revolution, he was tortured in the same prison he was to administer later.
The IITQ was re-administered later in the study, but for the most part, follow-up data are not analyzed here.
Loss of inhibition of proliferation when DC were administered at later times after transplantation suggests that it primarily affects developing T cells.
The EMSE has also been administered at later waves of the study, and later papers will examine longitudinal aspects of the EMSE and its ability to detect new cases of dementia.
Neuroprotective compounds, safe and effective when administered at later time points after insult, remain to be identified.
