The phrase "administered or further" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing the administration of something and the potential for additional actions or steps, but it needs more context to be meaningful.
Example: "The medication was administered or further evaluated based on the patient's response."
Alternatives: "administered or continued" or "administered or extended".
In another trial, vinorelbine single agent administered as second or further line chemotherapy in pemetrexed pretreated patients yielded a 15.2 % response rate and 33.9%% stable disease [ 27].
Postnatal follow-up currently occurs at 6, 12, and 24 months of age using on-line or postal self administered questionnaire; further questionnaires and medical examinations are envisaged.
After being administered a further 2 units of RBCs, patients received either placebo or rFVIIa given in three doses: first 200 μg/kg, followed by 100 μg/kg at 1 hour, and an additional 100 μg/kg at 3 hours.
Along the same lines, no neuropsychological measures were administered to further understand the psychological functioning of the patient population at baseline or study completion.
As time passed some offered further investigations and/or administered further first-line treatment themselves, while others referred patients to an on-site physiotherapist or to a primary or secondary care MSK clinic.
No further treatment was administered, and no further cases were seen after the actions taken by the CCDC, despite the fact that some staff and residents were still colonized with the outbreak strain.
Gove told MPs that the scheme drawn up with Hughes will be better targeted at the poor, and largely discretionary – administered by further education colleges.
Earlier, in a statement which administered a further buffeting to Martin Johnson's tenure as England manager, the Rugby Football Union branded Tindall's conduct in New Zealand as unacceptable in a senior England player and in breach of the tour agreement signed before the World Cup.
This indicates a potential to increase the administered activity further for individual patients.
A diltiazem drip was then administered to further slow the ventricular rate.
