The phrase "administered to target" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to administering something (like medication or a program) to a specific target group or individual, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The new vaccine was administered to target populations in the first phase of the rollout."
Alternatives: "administered to the intended audience" or "delivered to the target group."
In Phase 3, the ESQ was administered to target group (n = 104).
In the molecular approach, drugs are nanoionized or ligand attached and can be administered to target brain cells.
This quantitative measurement is a prerequisite for calculating the radiation dose administered to target and healthy tissues in radionuclide therapy.
In the present study, a dosage of romifidine between 0.1 and 0.145 mg/kg was administered to target an appropriate and comparable quality of sedation for all horses.
Except for performance-enhancing antibiotics in livestock and poultry production, both veterinary and medical antibiotics are typically administered to target particular bacterial pathogen(s).
Finally, antifibrotic drugs tested in the future could be more efficiently administered to target tissues via nanoparticle-mediated drug delivery, although some caution should be used as some nanoparticles exacerbate airway fibrotic reactions in mouse models of allergic asthma [ 111].
bAdministrative coverage is obtained by dividing the number of doses administered to the target population by the estimated target population.
For the evaluation of the effect of muscle hypofunction on skeletal bone growth, BTX-A should be administered to the target muscle before the beginning of muscle and bone development.
Secondly, an item bank is constructed (Step 2) and items selected from it which are administered to the target population in a 'construction survey' (Step 3).
The process of evaluation will be performed by the Steering and Scientific Committees examining the data of interviews and questionnaires periodically administered to the target population (children and their parents) of EUROBIS.
