The phrase "administered over multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being managed or overseen across various entities, locations, or instances.
Example: "The program was administered over multiple regions to ensure comprehensive coverage."
Alternatives: "managed across several" or "overseen in multiple".
When temporal control of recombination is also required and the CreER system is used, obtaining highly efficient recombination is more difficult and can require near-toxic doses of 4HT administered over multiple days [3].
Although different probability schedules were administered over multiple sessions with the cue outcome associations varied, the cue cards remained identical across sessions.
Other factors to consider include cohort effects when a population age-range spans several years [ 16], and practice effects when the same cognitive tests are administered over multiple waves [ 17].
The second question concerns the psychometric properties of the SF-36 when administered over multiple occasions: when used in this new way, are its factor structure and goodness of fit indices different from standard administration?
In large part, this lack of consensus is limited by a general lack of repeated measure studies to drive evidence-based medicine; related to this, the psychometric properties of PROMs when administered over multiple occasions remains largely unknown.
However, we observed that clearance (ml kg−1 per hour) as well as Vdss (ml kg−1) between 20 and 50 mg kg−1 appeared maximal at 30 mg kg−1 total dose, suggesting that this was likely to be a minimally effective dose, particularly if administered over multiple courses.
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Investigation of such reaction is difficult because the patient is often exposed to multiple drugs and other agents administered over a short period of time.
This is of greater clinical concern if large doses of CM are administered over a short period of time in populations with multiple, closely spaced CT scans or extended cardiac catheterization procedures.
To study the relationship between plasma levels of flecainide and the suppression of ventricular arrhythmias, a decreasing multiple oral dosage regimen (200 50 mg BID) was administered over 12 days in patients with chronic VPBs [ 47– 51].
Quicker immunization procedures such as the Repetitive Immunization at Multiple Sites (RIMMS) [ 30] in which antigens are administered over just an 11-day period could also further reduce the time taken to select antibodies.
