The phrase "administered to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being managed or regulated to maintain a certain condition or standard.
Example: "The medication was administered to keep the patient's symptoms under control."
Alternatives: "managed to maintain" or "regulated to preserve".
Lidocane is administered to keep the subjects from gagging.
Further, in the clinical settings, where a single Ga68-PSMA-11 Ga68-PSMA-11 Ga68-PSMA-11eral patients, the declining SRA could affect detection accuracy as increasing amounts of PSMA mass must batchmisishared to keep the samongevel of adminiseveralGa68-activity and image noise levels (usually 2 to 3 MBq patientsf body weighthe
A mixture of air and oxygen was administered to keep PaO2 at 95 105 mmHg.
During haemofiltration low doses of unfractionated heparin were administered to keep the filter patent.
Felodipine 5 mg per day was administered to keep blood pressure at a normal range.
If this first step failed, additional epinephrine was administered to keep mean arterial blood pressure above 50 mm Hg.
In addition, investors seemed to greet the quarter-point rise as medicine the Fed must administer to keep the long economic expansion healthy.
Sixteen-year old gunslingers, bulked out by Kevlar vests, and so wired on the MDMA their bosses administer to keep them alert that they have to drink Coca-Cola by the litre to stave off dehydration.
The drug can be administered in a chronic regimen, meaning it is administered frequently to keep the concentration at a constant rate.
But Aubrac, who lost consciousness several times under the beatings administered to him, managed to keep his real identity secret.
Our in vitro AKU model allowed a semi-quantitative analysis of the production of amyloid due to HGA addition and its reduction (− 97.2%) due to a treatment with 10− 9 M MTX (Fig. 5A), a concentration in the range of that administered to RA patients to keep low SAA plasma levels and thus control/reverse secondary amyloidosis [22].
