The phrase "administered that is" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The medication was administered, that is, given to the patient as prescribed."
Alternatives: "that is provided" or "that is given".
Moreover hLF showed immune-activating or bactericidal effects depending on the dose administered, that is, encountered with a negative feedback mechanism by interleukin-10 modulation [ 67, 68].
The inhibitory effect of oxykine was lost when an individual component of oxykine was administered, that is, SOD alone and gliadin alone.
These two approaches can be complementary, when a judicious volume of crystalloid is administered (that is, 'restrictive' approach) combined with a stroke volume-targeted amount of colloid ('goal-directed'), depending on the patient and type of surgery.
The final column of Table 1 summarises these percentages for the arms of the studies, in which the standard doses of docetaxel were administered; that is, 75 mg m−2 given intravenously over 1 h every 3 weeks.
Thus, if intra-patient melanoma BRAF heterogeneity exists and treatment decisions are made on the basis of mutation assessment of a single tumour, potentially effective treatment may not be offered in a significant proportion of patients, or alternatively, treatment may be administered that is potentially detrimental.
Regimens were categorized on a cycle-specific basis according to the number of agents administered that are considered to be myelotoxic (list available from authors upon request).
The Y Combinator-backed company has created a 30-min sit-down test (which it also administers) that's designed to measure the skill level, personality traits and interaction styles within working teams.
IQ tests are administered that are appropriate for the age and level of verbal communication of the subjects.
Given the amount of territory IS currently administers, that's not an utterly insane or completely impossible scenario.
Mr. Cuomo contends that his agency acted aggressively; critics say the program was so loosely administered that fraud was inevitable.
AZD3409, developed by AstraZeneca, is an orally administered DPTI that is administered as a double prodrug.
