The phrase "administered on all" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
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Alternatives: "applied to all" or "implemented across all".
Detailed hematological tests were also administered on all five animals during their quarantine period, just prior to and at the termination of the vaccine trial, and were certified to be in excellent health at all time points with no observable trial-related effects.
A semistructured study pro forma was administered on all participants recruited.
Symptom ratings, laboratory tests and physical examinations were administered on all visits.
AUEC 0,12 h) was evaluated as this was consistent with the dosing interval and was the longest duration that allowed direct comparison between treatment days, given that an evening dose was administered on all days except day 14.
All treatments were administered on consecutive days in all trials.
All interventions were administered on the same day for all people.
The belatacept doses in the present study were different from those studied in renal transplant recipients in that an additional belatacept dose was administered on day 3 in all belatacept treatment groups, and one additional dose was allowed for excessive bleeding (>3L) or ascites loss (>4L) during the first 2 weeks following LT.
Basiliximab, an anti-CD25 monoclonal antibody, was administered to all patients on the day of the operation and on postoperative day 4.
Intraperitoneal injection of cisplatin was administered on day 7, to all groups except normal control and Boerhaavia diffusa per se group.
There were no treatment effects when atomoxetine was administered on the first session (all F < 1).
Munoz et al (1997) showed that TMP SMX (administered on weekends only) eliminated all cases of PCP in a population of heart transplant recipients, compared to 4% incidence prior to prophylaxis.
