Sentence examples for administered substances from inspiring English sources
She "administered substances and or conducted treatments that caused the victim to stop breathing suddenly and die," the verdict said.
Its "successes" included the killing of a Soviet defector in Frankfurt with thallium in 1957, and that of a Bulgarian dissident, Georgy Markov, in 1978, in London with a ricin-tipped umbrella.Toxin analysis has improved but sometimes it is only luck that reveals ingeniously administered substances.
None of the administered substances had an effect on this autoregulatory behavior (p = 0.49).
The transport capacity of the RMS is likely to be influenced by the physiochemical properties of administered substances such as molecular weight, solubility, charge and dissociation characteristics.
Thus average longevity, on its own, may be a poor measure of the full spectrum of harmful effects of administered substances.
Clinical studies describe the impact of factors from the environment or administered substances on phenotypes.
Mild cases may be approached with just a decrease in the administered substance concentration, but in every fetus serial echocardiographic follow-up is recommended (Norton, 1997).
We extracted from all selected papers, when available, data on estimation of internal dose of the administered substance in exposed animals.
When it comes to the liver metabolic function, the appearance of CO2 in breath after C-substrate administration means that the administered substance has undergone liver oxidation, thus reflecting the cellular function investigated (microsomal, cytosolic, mitochondrial).
For example, some genes may change because of altered feeding schedules or diurnal rhythms (Boorman et al. 2005; Kita et al. 2002), whereas other gene changes may be related to the pharmacology but not toxicology of the administered substance.
A pharmacological interaction between a PET ligand and an exogenously administered ligand with an affinity for the target ORs will follow the same biological rules, making the observed changes dependent upon the selectivity and agonistic property of both the ligand and the administered substance.
