Sentence examples for administered the full from inspiring English sources

Stabilized patients on methadone maintenance therapy (MMT; N = 339) in New Haven, CT who reported drug- or sex-related HIV risk behaviors in the past 6 months were administered the full 95-item NIS.

Rabbits were selected as the model species because they produce immune responses to both vaccines, and they can be administered the full dose intended for humans by the intramuscular route.

There was no difference in frequency or pattern of local adverse events among the three vaccine groups; although it did appear that the volunteers administered the full dose AMA-1/AS01B experienced slightly more systemic adverse events.

At baseline, participants were administered the full assessment battery.

Each tester administered the full battery of tests on a single day in the testing stations that were assigned.

For comparison, we conducted a post-hoc analysis also examining the accuracy of the full 33-item MFQ among the somewhat smaller sample of children who were administered the full MFQ.

For the latter objective, we conducted an analysis of existing data from individuals who had already been administered the full-length COMM and been classified via the ADBI; thus, the research constitutes a "proof-of-concept" study for using a computer-based COMM in the future.

Prior to establishing Olive Hospitality Consulting, Varney was vice president of asset management at Host Hotels and Resorts, administering the full range of ownership responsibilities, including operational and capital expenditure budgeting, ongoing operational reviews, and long-term strategic planning for the properties.

Thus "a specific and detailed halakhic code for administering the full panoply of state functions is called for … [to give] a clear picture of how the religious parties would run the state if and when they came to power" (Judaism, 170 171).

The time taken to administer the full COPE assessment ranges from 30 to 45 min.

In practice, many centres found administering the full ASQ less problematic than anticipated.