The phrase "administered to lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The medication was administered to lower the patient's blood pressure."
Alternatives: "given to reduce" or "provided to decrease".
Although surveys 1 and 2 were largely administered to lower-level students, some upper-level students were included in the sample.
Surveys 1 and 2 were mostly administered to lower-level students and did not contain questions addressing all the CCs that appear in survey 3, which was administered primarily to upper-level students.
The lower extremity of Fugl-Meyer Movement Assessment (FMA) [ 20] was administered to assess lower extremity motor function.
A questionnaire was administered to 599 lower secondary school students in Cyprus, followed by group interviews with 15 students to explain and build upon initial quantitative findings.
Two point five milligrams of ASA in 0.5 mL of saline was administered to the lower airways of spontaneously breathing anesthetized pigs via an endotracheal tube during a 1 minute period.
The purpose of this study was to determine if Astym therapy administered to the lower extremity would result in an immediate change of maximal force output during a unilateral isometric squat test among individuals with a lower extremity injury.
The remaining 2 injections were administered to the ventral lower limb involving the gastrocnemius and flexor digitorum muscles.
The remaining 3 injections were administered to the ventral lower limb involving the gastrocnemius and flexor digitorum muscles.
Another scenario of interest is when a treatment with no effect on outcome is more likely administered to patients of lower risk.
The total quantities of norepinephrine administered to patients were lower in the hydrocortisone-treated versus the placebo group (1,205 μg/kg (1,079 to 2,167) versus 1,971 μg/kg (1,535 to 3,893), P = 0.067).
