The phrase "administered with more" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is given or applied in greater amounts or intensity, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The medication was administered with more caution after the patient's reaction."
Alternatives: "given with greater" or "applied with increased".
"In no country is criminal justice administered with more mildness than in the United States," Alexis de Tocqueville, who toured American penitentiaries in 1831, wrote in "Democracy in America".
That said, it does seem like it could benefit companies that adopt secure file-server technology, such as Egnyte, which has a platform for securing Google Drive so permissions can be administered with more detail.
To avoid sensitization, the experiments were planned so that repeated injections were administered with more than 8 weeks interval and a maximum of 4 tests were performed for each animal.
There was a difference in the type of adjuvant chemotherapy administered, with more patients in the persistently positive group having received anthracycline-based regimens (p = 0.011).
We obtained an optimal response with definitive control of inflammation, without further relapses, since rituximab was administered with no more decrease of BCVA at 34 months follow-up (Fig. 3).
Carnitine therapy reduced plasma levels of NGAL in Hp 2 2 patients administered with IVIR more profoundly than that observed in Hp2-1 subjects (Fig. 5b).
Additionally, since all subsequent sessions were administered with 1 or more intervening night's sleep, it was not clear whether practice (simple repetition) or consolidation was responsible for early acquisition improvement during subsequent sessions.
For example, West Nile virus [2], Sindbis virus [3], Cache valley virus [4] and vesicular stomatitis virus [5], [6] are all more infectious and/or more virulent if administered with saliva from their arthropod vector.
The literature has demonstrated a high rate of CHF when Doxorubicin and Paclitaxel are administered in combination, while the douplet Epirubicin/Paclitaxel can be more safely administered with no excess of cardiotoxicity.
Vaccine immunogens are typically administered with adjuvants in order to stimulate more optimal immune responses associated with protective effects.
Another limitation is that only one questionnaire was used in this study, the BDI, while several more will be administered with the full Signature Project.
