The phrase "administered parenterally" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in medical or pharmaceutical contexts to describe the delivery of medication or substances directly into the body, bypassing the digestive system.
Example: "The vaccine was administered parenterally to ensure rapid absorption into the bloodstream."
Alternatives: "given by injection" or "delivered via injection".
Aztreonam has a low incidence of toxicity, but it must be administered parenterally.
Immunostimulatory oligodeoxynucleotides (ODN) are effective adjuvants in the induction of humoral and cellular immune responses when administered parenterally with antigen.
However, clinical use of ghrelin is limited because it has a short half-life and must be administered parenterally.
Nonetheless, although the CAR also engages mouse αvβ6, mild and reversible toxicity was only observed when supra-therapeutic doses of CAR T cells were administered parenterally.
THC was first demonstrated to enhance opioid antinociception when both drugs were administered parenterally in a hairless guinea pig model using the pin prick test.
Most of the antibiotics, however, are orally available; liposome encapsulation can be considered only in the case of very potent and toxic ones which are administered parenterally.
LMWHs, which are also administered parenterally as weight-based doses, have a longer half-life than UFH and are more specific for antithrombin, making them more predictable and associated with fewer non-haemorrhagic side effects [8].
Growth hormone is available in synthetic form, but needs to be administered parenterally (by injection).
We demonstrate that multiple TLR agonists prevent from both allergy and autoimmunity when administered parenterally.
Futhermore, when administered parenterally, β-cyclodextrins are excreted almost completely intact in urine.
In addition, vaccine preparations administered parenterally with aluminum hydroxide adjuvant elicit robust antibody and Type 2 immune responses against B. pseudomallei but are insufficient for complete protection [14].
